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Auggie

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7. There must be, because according to the link ...
Thu Sep 30, 2021, 06:31 PM
Sep 2021
Roger Goldman, an emeritus law professor at Saint Louis University who studies police certification, said California’s process would be among the strongest in the nation. He pointed to a provision that also prohibits hiring officers who have been decertified in other states and the lack of a requirement for an officer to be fired by his or her agency before he or she can lose their license.

“That’s a good idea, because in some states, they’re so desperate for bodies, they keep people on that should be fired,” Goldman said.


In order to have "a provision that also prohibits hiring officers who have been decertified in other states" there would have to be a national database of some kind. If not, then a very thorough vetting process.

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The only union I do not support are the police union AZLD4Candidate Sep 2021 #1
Yes, I sadly agree. mountain grammy Sep 2021 #2
Very STRONG union person here! AND bluestarone Sep 2021 #3
ditto. I think they need to make restitution besides losing badges. And be prosecuted if warranted. Evolve Dammit Sep 2021 #12
The problem is that they protect the bad and the good indiscriminately. Jedi Guy Oct 2021 #19
It is outrageous that this is not already the law. nt SunSeeker Sep 2021 #4
My first thought exactly. n/t whopis01 Oct 2021 #20
will there be a data base for them like bad drs ? AllaN01Bear Sep 2021 #5
my experience with that is that Drs. stick together and rarely will call out malpractice or validate Evolve Dammit Sep 2021 #13
There should be a federal database for this. LiberalFighter Sep 2021 #6
There must be, because according to the link ... Auggie Sep 2021 #7
It might only be a state database. Which require looking at each state database. LiberalFighter Sep 2021 #8
Well, perhaps California will spearhead a national database Auggie Sep 2021 #9
I support this legislation! lunatica Sep 2021 #10
I'm sick and tired of hearing about good cops... BlueIdaho Sep 2021 #11
So what 3 states don't have this law? Nt cannabis_flower Sep 2021 #14
Paywall. Unless someone can link it, I don't believe the SF Chronicle claim that CA joined "46" ancianita Sep 2021 #16
I posted the first four paragraphs exactly as they were written Auggie Sep 2021 #17
Appreciate that. I was just looking for the list of 46 other states with a similar cop reform law. ancianita Sep 2021 #18
Oregon & Nevada are about to get a whole lot of really bad cops... NullTuples Sep 2021 #15
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