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Winona Minnesota Steps Up, Sort Of

By Dan Filler

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Wiinona_mn_2 Thanks to Euguene Volokh, we now learn that the Minnesota teen arrested on misdemeanor counts of flag desecration will not be prosecuted.  Good news, to a point.  The conduct may be constitutionally protected, but one this is for sure (at Winona_county least in the view of the police chief): it won't be tolerated. 

[Police Chief] Pomeroy said his department referred the teen to the county attorney's office because something had to be done about the behavior, but it's ultimately up to the attorneys to prosecute.

I'll stick by my prior comments:

The Supreme Court can say whatever it wants.  Local officials know better.

Images: Breathtaking view of Winona County; the Winona County Courthouse

Full post as published by The Faculty Lounge on September 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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