Editorial warns courts should judge bad time rule
The Ohio Supreme Court overturned the 1996 truth-in-sentencing bad time provision, arguing it merged executive and judicial powers. Justice Pfeifer’s 5-2 ruling, echoed by Lorain County officials, stresses separation of powers and due process while maintaining other strict parts of the law.
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Ohio General Assembly
Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission
Lorain County
Greg White
Parole Board
Executive
Executive Branch
Paul E. Pfeifer
U.S
Ohio
Pfeifer
Lorain County Common Pleas
Kosma Glavas
Chronicle-Telegram
Cindy Leise
White
Gary Croft
Grafton Correctional Institution
Leise
Ohio EPA clarifies Aztec Peroxides permit review status
Ohio EPA director Christopher Jones says the Aztec Peroxides air permit is not held indefinitely. Two technical issues odors and best available technology require clarification before a decision. An informal mediation plan will involve community discussions while environmental justice concerns are explored.
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EPA
Chronicle-Telegram
Aztec Peroxides
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Court upholds ban on prayer at high school football games
Clarence Page argues the Fifth Circuit ruling restricting student led prayers at Texas high school football games is appropriate. He contends the Supreme Court misreads the balance between religion and government, praising limits on public school microphones while affirming personal prayer in non event settings. He warns against government meddling in faith and calls for teachers to discuss world religions without promoting prayer at events.
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John Paul Stevens
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Barry Lynn
Americans United For the Separation of Church and State
Godfather remake imagined on Wall Street satire
Des Moines Register columnist Donald Kaul mocks securities fraud takedowns and mob influence on Wall Street. He cites a 50 million dollar loss, 600 FBI agents, and DMN Capital as a symbol of corrupt finance, while lampooning greed and TV culture. He signs off with Don Corleone II humor.
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Donald Kaul
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