And this is why DA Southworth, and others, are full of it.The Legislative Council memo found that in a 1974 case the state Supreme Court found that a local official could not be prosecuted under a law that prohibited officials from having a public and private interest in a contract. That’s because the official in the case had relied on the advice and counsel of a government attorney and a local prosecutor before acting, the court held.
That suggests a teacher could not be prosecuted for teaching a sex education class if he or she “in good faith” relies upon a program that a school board created to follow a state law, the analysis reads.
This is an opinion Southworth should have looked into before sending his threatening letter, which was clearly done as a PR stunt to buttress his conservative bona fides in the community and not for any legitimate legal reasons.
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Now, as to those "others" who are "full of it" and the evidence to which you so gleefully link..
it's a bit open to interpretation darling, as to whether you intended to refer to Sir Owen the Obstreperous, or to Stewie, L'enfant Roi and Protectorate of The Adorable
or perhaps
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to BOTH @_@
I suggest you send flowers and candy immediately to clarify your intentions
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