Justice committee  Again, it goes back to “let's get started”. Yes, we'd do our best to see that the community service was done, if that's what the judge would wish to do. Some of the past remarks have been that we're trying to mix apples and oranges here. Synagogues, churches, mosques, or whatev

Justice committee  Well, 14 days doesn't seem like a very long time either. Like I say, if we don't start some place and get something going, it's going to keep happening. Where do we go from here? Let's get something going, at least. Like I say, veterans today—and parts of my family are still

Justice committee  No, I definitely don't. But there's one thing about this hearing here. We've got to start some place. Where are you going to start? Are you going to keep letting this thing happen to us? As far as $1,000 minimum, I'll bet you if anybody that does this wants to get a lawyer, i

Justice committee  I definitely do. Yes.

Justice committee  It's a slap on the wrist.

Justice committee  I think so.

Justice committee  Yes.

Justice committee  Yes, he was. I think he was 29 years old.

Justice committee  I can tell you that if we had got hold of that guy that day or shortly thereafter, we wouldn't have had to worry about mandatory minimums. That is not justice, but maybe it's our type of justice. Giving that person or any person over to the Legion or any veterans organization fo

Justice committee  It would probably be well received. Our thoughts usually are that something should be done and must be done, because this desecration cannot go on. I don't know whether the bill will deter anything, but anything that helps to get over this or get past this is welcome. As far

Justice committee  I respect Mr. Eggenberger's remarks, and I wanted to express my deep disgust on behalf of all the people in Woodstock, all the veterans in Woodstock, as well as the many children there. Children were mentioned. We always have a great many children out to that cenotaph on Remembra