We are all better off when our government operates under checks-and-balances. A three-member civilian review board of the OPA is an important check on local police actions.
When the civilian review board refuses to issue reports because they have been denied access to information or have no assurance of legal protection, as the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has reported, it does a disservice to the citizens of Seattle.
I encourage everyone to support the civilian review board by attending the following public meeting and speaking in support of them:
PUBLIC HEARING
The Seattle City Council's Public Safety, Governmental Relations and Arts Committee will hold a public hearing on police accountability at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall, 600 Fourth Ave., in the City Council chambers.
Monday, April 17, 2006
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Computer hijacked state poll
I certainly hope there will be an investigation.
The integrity of online polls has never been scientific nor reliable, but when people use unethical methods to influence government entities, they aught to account for their actions.
However, in this case, governor makes the final decision.
From the Seattle Times:
The integrity of online polls has never been scientific nor reliable, but when people use unethical methods to influence government entities, they aught to account for their actions.
However, in this case, governor makes the final decision.
From the Seattle Times:
The online poll for the state's new quarter will start anew after robotic computer programs hijacked the voting system over the weekend.
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