Tag: Crime and Policing
When Lefty Police Chiefs Don’t Restrain Protestors
Sometimes they cry. Sometimes they just allow protestors to commit illegal acts:
Jerry Bledsoe, RIP
It has been reported elsewhere that Jerry Bledsoe has passed away. He was 84 years old. The Rhino Times and the Greensboro News and Record both have stories. Check out also the entry in Grokipedia regarding Bledsoe. Bledsoe was best known for the book he wrote, “Bitter Blood”. In fact, […]
Legal Retail Marijuana In Virginia Will Affect The Northern Parts Of North Carolina
Carolina Journal is correct when it points out that the northernmost parts of North Carolina will be impacted when cannabis begins to be sold in retail establishments in Virginia later this year. This is a sad period for the commonwealth of Virginia. Its new female governor will doubtless unleash other […]
Mamdani’s Team
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Christian View Of Government’s Role
The Bible teaches us that one of the roles of a righteous government is to be a "terror" to wrongdoers. Lawlessness is the consequence of ignoring the lesson of Romans 13 👇 pic.twitter.com/NVGSqHRnB5 — Josh Howerton (@howertonjosh) October 17, 2025
Controlling Crime And Illegal Immigration Helps Kids
The initiative is Memphis yielded some surprising results:
The Charlotte Light Rail Murder and Involuntary Commitments Of The Mentally Ill
The John Locke Foundation has a couple of articles that discuss the legislative response to the murder on Charlotte’s light rail. Among other things, the General Assembly decided that there must be “mental health evaluations for an expanded range of arrestees”. The state of North Carolina already had an involuntary […]
More Anti-Police Reporting At The News and Record
This morning, the News and Record featured a story about a couple of black UNCG students who were stopped and detained by police. They resisted arrest; and it apparently became a huge social media firestorm. The NAACP stepped in and criticized the UNCG police because they had failed to “de-escalate”. […]
The Miranda Decision
This is a great illustration of the price we pay when judges essentially write law by adding to constitutional requirements: