[punatic]

They got some of your money and that's what it was all about. I wonder if they checked the citizenship of those that needed interpreters? I'm guessing not.

 

Because citizenship is a requirement for being in the US? I don't think so. That's towing the 'no racism' line pretty damn close.

Does being in the US illegally make you a member of a protected race?  Which race would that be?   

Isn't accusing someone of racism, where no racism exists, the worst kind of racism?

[ccarlson]

They got some of your money and that's what it was all about. I wonder if they checked the citizenship of those that needed interpreters? I'm guessing not.

 

Because citizenship is a requirement for being in the US? I don't think so. That's towing the 'no racism' line pretty damn close.

Where's the racism in checking the citizenship of all the people that are in court suspected/committed of crimes? I'll bet you that the majority of ones found not to be citizens are also the ones that need interpreters. INS should be standing by with a bus.

[SpanishCastleAle]

I hate everything to do with the court system.  Bureaucrats treating everyone like they are dips***s.  I had jury duty every year after I registered to vote in 1973.  Never got seated on a jury because when we got to the voir dire part I never hid my contempt for the Orlando Police Department and the Orange County Sheriff Office. 

I do not dislike police.  I have several good friends on the Hawaii County Police Department.  I just dislike the OPD and the OCSO.  Arrogant a-holes.

+1...if you removed every one of them that was either corrupt or incompetent there wouldn't be many left.  We need someone/something to protect us from our own cops (well, they do; I live in Seminole).

[bonjour]

This is getting too political,  watch yourselves guys.