Waffledynamics said:
Ol_Ag_02 said:
Waffledynamics said:
They ran on this. Have they done anything? Are they forcing judges to face accountability when they let violent criminals go free on bail who then commit more violent crime?
Are they doing anything?
What good are the Republicans for this issue?
If you really want to solve crime you're gonna have to eliminate Democrats. That's the hard truth.
Okay, why can't Republicans do this in states they control? DeSantis did it in Florida, removing DAs who won't prosecute crimes. Why aren't other states following suit?
Not all states seceded that authority to the governor. AI search assistant's answer
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Authority of State Governors to Remove District Attorneys
State governors generally have the authority to remove district attorneys (DAs) for cause, but the specifics can differ by state. Below is a summary of how this authority is structured across various states.
General Process
- For Cause Removal: Most states allow governors to remove DAs for specific reasons, often termed "for cause."
- State Law Variability: The process and grounds for removal can be explicitly defined in state law or may require additional legislative approval.
State. Removal Authority. Conditions for Removal
California. Yes. Requires cause as defined by state law.
Texas. Yes. Must follow statutory procedures.
New York. Yes. Requires a formal process and justification.
Florida. Yes. Must provide evidence of misconduct.
Illinois. Yes. Subject to legislative approval.
Conclusion
While governors in many states can remove district attorneys, the specific procedures and requirements vary significantly. It is essential to consult the laws of each state for detailed information on the removal process.
My note: seems it is not easy and if laws are changed the wording must be narrow, specific otherwise the Democratic Party leadership will weaponize it to remove law abiding honest Judges.
Look at the orators in our republics; as long as they are poor, both state and people can only praise their uprightness; but once they are fattened on the public funds, they conceive a hatred for justice, plan intrigues against the people and attack the democracy.
-Aristophanes