1.? Should
public officials be chargeable for violations of civil
rights of individuals to the same degree that private
individual are?
They already are. People who work for the government hold
substantial authority due to their position, but this authority is
not unlimited. Government officials and employees generally cannot
violate the civil rights of people who interact with them. Someone
who has suffered a violation of their civil rights at the hands of a
state or local government official can bring a Section 1983 claim.
There's a similar provision under federal law.
2.? Have
you experienced shrinkflation on?
Not on anything that I buy
3.? Do
you think employees of the Biden presidential campaign
should be removed from the Trump trial jury pool?
I don't think there are any in that pool.
4.? Were
you suprised by the taxes due on April 15 this year -
whether you got a refund or not?
No
5.?
Should Trump be allowed to attend his son's high school
graduation?
No. He should be treated just like anyone else would be.
Aloha,
Celeste Rogers
