What was the name of the District Attorney in Texas who shot himself rather than be exposed in an underage?
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I think it was Nancy Pelosi\n\nActually, I have no idea
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I tend to reckon that there are quite a number of us concerned with our laws and there implementations here in Texas and elsewhere.\nBelow you may find comfort in a 'mock report' that I presented for a particualr case in Criminal Justice class.  Jose\n\nReady? Wanna see it? Well, here goes.\n\nGarza 1\nExam III\n\nA review of a police officer’s summary report; “The Case of Samuel Young (13) and Maria Kincaid (10), Chapel Hill, Texas”: Texas v Samuel Young/Statutory Rape/Indecency with a Child; George Young and Theresa Young: Child Abuse/Child Neglect and Contributing to the Corruption of a Minor, respectively; examIIIstoughcriminallaw, Garza, Jose M.; Student/Observer/Analyst 2004\n\nA SUMMARY REPORT TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY\nWhile responding to a service call (Disturbance) at the Twin Oaks Subdivision in North Chapel Hill, Texas, Officer Ima Shortee (responding officer), within the proximity of said disturbance and other unreported activity did then and there witness the sexual misconduct of two minors, and proceeded to arrest the13-year-old child; mainly Samuel Young on the charge of Statutory Rape and Indecency With a Child, after having seen and heard the 13 year old child display his genitalia to 10 year-old Maria Kincaid, and by aggravating the conduct by “threat of tone” so that 10 year-old Maria was coerced into raising her skirt, lowering her undergarments and thereby laying bare her own genitalia.\n\nPurpose:\nTo support, reject or clarify the charges applied to or by the actors according to the Texas Criminal Law and Rules for Criminal Procedure.\n\n\nParticipants:\nTelephone Caller-----------Disturbance Reporter\nOfficer Ima Shortee--------Responding/Arresting Officer\nMaria Kincaid (10)---------Victim\nSamuel Young (13)---------Arrestee\nGeorge Young (33)---------Father of Samuel Young\nTheresa Young (21)--------Mother of Samuel Young\n\nRules in support of argument of minors:\nThe evidence of extraneous offenses or acts under article 38 and 37,of the Texas Penal Code offers no defense against the prosecution that includes Sexual Offenses, Assaultive Offenses, Prohibited Sexual Conduct and the Sexual Performance by a Child.  And therefore Samuel Young 13 is prosecutable for his Sexual Misconduct (Sexual Assault and Indecency with a Child). The rules for Criminal Procedure for the State of Texas are satisfied by a lawful and legally applicapable process applied by the arresting officer, Ima Shortee of the North Chapel Hill police Department. In support of this observation it is essential to abide by Constitutional Due Process Law .  According to the report entry into the residence was not necessary since the perpetrator and the victim were in all probability outdoors (the officer saw and heard) and therefore leaving/baring this event applicable under the Plain View Doctrine , under the Texas Criminal Rules of Procedure.\n\n\nRules in support for argument against parents:\nAccording to the “Family Code-Subtitle B-Chapter 41-Liability of Parents for Conduct of Child”  the parents of minor child Samuel Young (13); Mainly George Young (33) and Theresa Young (21) are criminally liable and prosecutable for the sexual conduct of their child.\n\nOpinion:\nIt is the opinion of this author that both parents are in non-compliance with the Texas Family Code and are therefore liable and prosecutable for the charges of Child Neglect, Child Abuse and Gross Negligence under section § 41.001.  LIABILITY (Parental) and that Samuel Young is in non-compliance with the rules of Sexual Conduct of the State of Texas; Article 38.37;Evidence of extraneous offenses or acts, Section 1.\nOfficer Ima Shortee and the arrest of a child without warrant stands, for the Actus Rhea was in the plain view of the responding officer to the disturbance call and Due Process was not violated neither under the 4th Amendment nor the 14th Amendment and is further valid lawful and legal action by the following Article 14.05 [216] [263] [
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houston...\n\nyou know...the dude that took his own eye out...\n\nhttp://www.sixshot.com/articles/4891/
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Not a fiend, but he was arrested in 1972.\n\ndaddy's pull got the records mostly expunged and eventually sealed
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Statutory rape is called "indecency with a child" in Texas. The statute of limitation limits it to 10 years from the child's 18th birthday.
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Pissed that I wasn't there to help kill the rest of those things.\nRoger Gipson is one of the child molesters in Midland, Tx but unfortantly he's still alive.  He's a registered sex offender of an 9 year old girl and currently under investigation for another-so no slander.  Hope he gets put in general population in the prison with a sign of what he is on him.
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Regardless of whether or not he killed himself, it was obvious that Reeves’ death was never properly investigated. Police investigators never even bothered to take fingerprints at the scene and people like Arthur Weissman believed that they were pressured to make it an "open and shut" case. George Reeves, according to the official findings, had committed suicide.
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thats not public information because they were underage. you cant find it
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i think theres evidence of a murder but because he ALLEGIDLY tried to kill himself before and he was so strung out it was an open shut case. it needed more investigating.\nKurt was about to get a divorce leaving Courtney out of his will
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USA:\n\nIf a minor has (in the opinion of the District Attorney) an understanding of right and wrong and an appreciation (usually a psych evaluation is required) for the crime, then said minor can be tried as an adult. We've had 11-year old alleged murderers tried as adults.\n\nHowever, please note, in this country the police CANNOT put you into prison, no matter how old or young you are. Police do not have that kind of power in our democracy. We have a judicial system where police investigate and arrest, but are not judge and jury!
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No. He would deserve the Death Penalty! Go, Texas!
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Unfortunately, Nebraska (lived there for 6 years) is behind the times.  You cannot find out information online.  The best thing to do is to call the district attorney's office (or if you know who your friends lawyer is call them) and ask questions.  I had to do this for my stepson.\n\nGood luck
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Texas attorney Harry Whittington...a "friend" of Cheney.\n\nYa know, with friends like that....
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The Waco incident WAS a massacre.....by the US government in an over-zealous attempt to publicly embarrass a cult leader. It was an inappropriate showdown with terrifying results.\n\nDavid Koresh could be found jogging daily along a public road and could have been taken into custody at any time with a shot being fired or a child being incinerated.
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I have been threatened by a man holding a loaded shotgun but he didn't shoot me, he waited a couple of years before shooting a boy at point blank range with a hand gun. He got away with it too...
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He got busted. He's doin' 5 to 20 with the feds in Texas. His cousin Slowpoke is still around though. No but seriously dude, do you really think in our day of "political correctness" that we could possibly allow our children to be exposed to "Speedy"(drug reference) Gonzales(racial profiling)? Come on, people threw a fit over the "Lion King". Nothing is safe from sencorship now days.
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simply contact the Texas Dept. of Human Resources or MHMR.... or call the Harris County Sheriff's Office.....\nthey also will know to contact ...ALL OF THESE SERVICES ARE FREE!