jon chapman
New member
Hope this passes
http://www.glennbeck.com/content/blog/index.php?page=post&blog=stu&post_id=76
>>Signed a Chemical Castration Bill, Authorizing the Castration of Sex Offenders in Louisiana
>>1st conviction: the court may sentence the offender to undergo chemical castration.
>>2nd conviction, the court is required to sentence the offender to undergo chemical castration.
>>This bill also provides that a court may instead order a physical castration instead of the chemical castration.
>>Convicted sex offenders who undergo castration must still serve their full sentence, as their treatment will not affect their sentencing.
>>Under the bill, if a convicted sex offender fails to appear for their chemical castration, they will serve an additional sentence of three to five years.
>>But that’s not all...
>>Governor Jindal also supported the passage of SB 143 to prohibit a sex offender from wearing a mask, hood or disguise during holiday events and from distributing candy or other gifts on Halloween to persons under eighteen years of age;
>>AND... SB 517 which provides for the lifetime registration of sex offenders;
>>AND... SB 510 to double the minimum sentence for computer-aided solicitation of a minor;
>>AND... HB 770 to prohibit the use text messaging by sex offenders;
>>AND... SB 514 to increase the minimum sentence for the molestation of a juvenile by five-fold.
>>The obvious lesson here is---if you’re going to molest a child---DON’T DO IT IN LOUISIANA. (which is exactly the intended message)
http://www.glennbeck.com/content/blog/index.php?page=post&blog=stu&post_id=76
>>Signed a Chemical Castration Bill, Authorizing the Castration of Sex Offenders in Louisiana
>>1st conviction: the court may sentence the offender to undergo chemical castration.
>>2nd conviction, the court is required to sentence the offender to undergo chemical castration.
>>This bill also provides that a court may instead order a physical castration instead of the chemical castration.
>>Convicted sex offenders who undergo castration must still serve their full sentence, as their treatment will not affect their sentencing.
>>Under the bill, if a convicted sex offender fails to appear for their chemical castration, they will serve an additional sentence of three to five years.
>>But that’s not all...
>>Governor Jindal also supported the passage of SB 143 to prohibit a sex offender from wearing a mask, hood or disguise during holiday events and from distributing candy or other gifts on Halloween to persons under eighteen years of age;
>>AND... SB 517 which provides for the lifetime registration of sex offenders;
>>AND... SB 510 to double the minimum sentence for computer-aided solicitation of a minor;
>>AND... HB 770 to prohibit the use text messaging by sex offenders;
>>AND... SB 514 to increase the minimum sentence for the molestation of a juvenile by five-fold.
>>The obvious lesson here is---if you’re going to molest a child---DON’T DO IT IN LOUISIANA. (which is exactly the intended message)