<P>Most dangerous: Judges

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This murder came from a drug-abusing

man who had been arrested 13 times in the past and one who had been charged

in 1997 of trying to abduct a 20-year-old woman but had been acquitted

It is time for these judges

to serve the same time in jail for the crimes committed by these scum-bags

after they are released from incarceration.

A four-judge panel from that

great bastion of morality better known as Sodom and Gomassachusetts has

decided that the legislature in the state must come up with a statute

protecting gay marriage. No state in this union has ever approved such

a law and polls show a vast majority is dead set against the concept,

yet these judges have issued an edict that demands just the opposite.

The legislature in Virginia

passed a law outlawing the use of partial-birth abortion in that state.

Now an appointed judge has said that the law is unconstitutional and has

overturned it, thereby using his power to usurp the decision of the legislature

and eschewing the will of the people.

There are approximately 1,700

players in the N.F.L. and 32 teams, as well. These two opposing sides

have reached a collective bargaining agreement that states no player may

be drafted until his graduating class has reached its junior year. Now

a judge has ruled that the league must allow Maurice Clarett, a former

running back from Ohio State, to enter the draft a year before his class

is eligible. Once again, the desire of one individual is considered more

important than an agreement between players and management.

The time has come for Congress

to create an oversight committee to control these activist judges and

their agendas. These judges are usually from the liberal side of the issues,

but I would not approve of conservative judges doing this either.

The time has come for a Constitutional

amendment to appoint judges to their first term and then let the people

decide whether their rulings should allow them to retain their positions

in the next elections.

Kevin D. Arnold

Fayetteville, Ga.

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