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30 days in jail and a $250 fine. And of course only state legislators can change state law, but here’s the weird part that we’ve been discussing among ourselves in the news or in these past couple of days, the legislation that the city is proposing points out that RTA practice is. Those suspected of fare evasion warning on their first offense.
They go broke. So, so it’s a really bad thing to have people go into the court system for minor nonsense like this. On the other hand, this seems fundamentally wrong. I mean, where does it end? So, so if I get stopped for DUI, Cleveland Heights. Police need to generate revenue for the city that I say, Hey, I’ll drive you home.
I think their motive, look, they’re not going to be collecting a lot of money with $25 fees. I think they’re doing this for all the right reasons, but the mechanism, it just seems like, did you seethe numbers at the end of Courtney’s story about how he had, you know, how many thousands of people had been charged for fare evasion?
Spending, you know, running up to the election. And he says [00:14:00] that Dwayne’s victory is not a foregone conclusion. Apparently the rent AC camp has an internal poll that gives her an AC a seven point lead over DeWine.Eh, look, we’ve been talking about this all week. We. The wine wins. We think Dwayne wins handily, but we won’t be surprised if he doesn’t because the whole state is upside down.
It’s such a delicious and to these campaigns, because all of last year, the candidates were just such sycophants, begging for Trump’s approval. And now that he has not given it to them, it’s almost like he’s their arch enemy, which makes you question everything they said and pledging their fealty [00:17:00] to him.
She was raped and murdered in [00:19:00] 2017 by Brian Goldsby. He was on parole for rape conviction at the time. So in late 2018, the Ohio general assembly passed this law that allows the Ohio department of rehabilitation and correction to extend incarceration, time beyond an offender’s minimum prison term. Or early release date, but not beyond the maximum prison term.
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