Florida Bill Would Make It Legal To Falsify Court RecordsBy Winter PatriotFeb. 23, 2007 |
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Here's a good one from last week's Miami Herald: Prosecutors seek OK to create phony files: Florida's prosecutors are floating a proposal to the Legislature to give them the power to secretly falsify public court records -- with a judge's approval -- for undercover law enforcement purposes.How indeed? A second, longer version of the bill has been prefiled with the House. It would convey authority to falsify any public record to prosecutors, judges, mayors, sheriffs, coroners and other public officers unless they were acting corruptly.Read that paragraph again. Now wrap your mind around this: The Miami Herald reported late last year how judges and prosecutors in Miami-Dade had official court records altered and kept secret dockets to disguise what was happening in some court cases.Lovely practice, isn't it? Who wants to make this sort of thing legal? The Senate sponsor is Dave Aronberg, D-Greenacres, vice chairman of the criminal justice committee. The House sponsor is Rep. Julio Robaina, R-South Miami.Let's get this straight, now: The Miami Herald article includes all sorts of other sickening details; go have a look if you think you can stand it. |