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Awesome. Free literature rocks.
I've been thinking about getting a copy (read theory I know). Is it true that any yokel can ask the USMCU for a hardcover copy for free?
That’s cool. I would’ve been interested in doing that, but I played the saxophone.
DCI?
I can only quote the great Annie Dillard and her magnificent "Pilgrim At Tinker Creek: "Fish gotta swim. Birds gotta fly. And insects, it seems, gotta do one horrible thing after another."
I'd do it but I'm just a regular guy
I didn't write that part but I'll let the people know! Thanks for catching
Ahh ok I see what you're saying. That's right.
That's an outdated statute. Reading the current law, it looks like the governor will appoint someone within 30 days, but whoever wins in November will then become the sitting senator about a week after the election.
www.oscn.net/applications...
Section C(3)
Appointment from the "same party" would be a vacancy after party nomination. That hasn't happened yet in Oklahoma.
I'm probably way off
Logging my educated guess re Oklahoma's impending U.S. Senate vacancy:
Gov. Stitt appoints himself
The nomination puts Mullin at the head of the agency that controls ICE, Border Patrol, FEMA, TSA, the Secret Service and peacetime activities of the U.S. Coast Guard.
My first thought when seeing that post this morning was, "yeah but you're posting an AI summary"
But this Claude incident highlights another problem with AI:
My story and the Post's work are carefully written and reported.
We deliberately choose what we can and can't say. Editors review our language and challenge us on facts.
AI summaries throw all that work into a copy blender.🫠
Great story by local journalists.
www.oklahoman.com/story/news/p...
A special military operation, if you will.
This says an injury accident near that location: www.okc.gov/Services/Pub...
Three Oklahoma law firms said they have not been able to schedule video calls, visit clients or drop-off legal documents since the facility reopened in December. One attorney was turned away in-person, while phone calls scheduled through the warden's office have rarely actually happened.
bsky.app/profile/grav...
This guy who just got awarded the Medal of Honor was a WW2 POW. The Nazi boss of his camp ordered him to muster all the Jewish POWs one morning.
Not only did Edmonds instead have *every* prisoner come outside, he talked shit to the guy pointing a gun at him for doing it
www.army.mil/medalofhonor...
Video from Kuwait of locals approaching one of the F-15 pilots from the earlier friendly fire event.
My Middle East analysis boils down to this.
Whoa that looks tasty. Is it eaten like soup?
We hold, then, that generally applicable federal laws extend to the acts of Indians committed in Indian country, even if the victim is also an Indian. Contrary to Waggerby’s arguments, nothing in the Major Crimes Act limits federal jurisdiction to only the crimes it enumerates. Rather, the Major Crimes Act functions as an exception to the Indian Country Crimes Act’s exception for Indianon-Indian crime. The Major Crimes Act has nothing to say about criminal statutes that apply by their own terms to everyone, everywhere, such as the Hobbs Act.
11th Cir. joins every other circuit to consider the question and holds that the federal government can prosecute in federal court a crime committed by an Indian against an Indian in Indian country.
media.ca11.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub...
Culkin has a misdemeanor drug charge from an arrest in OKC 22 years ago that he'd like off the books. Convictions can be expunged for several reasons, including when the person gets a deferred sentence and doesn't get into any more trouble with the law.
*Engagement* is the ultimate dopamine hit for some people
Thanks for all that you do
