Comments on: BUKOWSKI SENTENCED TO PROBATION, STARTS APPEAL OF FIRST AMENDMENT VIOLATIONS

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By: C A R

C A R — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 20:54:51 +0000

I agree. The police are abusing their powers to victimize and criminalize innocent people. Arrests for assaulting/resisting/obstructing police officers should be outlawed. Everyone should be guaranteed the constitutional right to resist abusive policemen. There is no other way to protect residents of the U.s. from victimization and criminalization by policemen. They have too much power and they abuse it on a regular basis to harm anyone who defies or disagrees with them. Prosecutors, judges and juries who do not protect citizens/residents against policemen are just as guilty of violating the rights of people who are falsely accused of A/R/O police officers. Horrible country. No protection from policemen exists here.

By: Ron Pauli

Ron Pauli — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:14:07 +0000

This law must be changed. I was charged with R/O
I have seen 10 verbs on my actual ticket and I believe there are 7 verbs listed in the statute.
I am guilty of calling the police names. I thought I was protected under 1st Amendment. Not so. Prosecutors can inflate name calling to this R/O We need a lesser charge Canada has verbal assault misdemeanor.