Montana Sheriff’s are elected by citizens in their county. Federal officers are not. Should your locally elected county Sheriff hold the key in regard to federal arrest, search or seizure of property in Montana? Take the public poll, react, comment and share below. Find the member only poll here
Would you SUPPORT or OPPOSE a SHERIFFS FIRST BILL that would make it a state crime for federal officers to arrest, search, or seize anything from a citizen without written permission from that Montana county's elected Sheriff?
Find Gary Marbut’s Model Legislation For Sheriffs First embedded below.
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Tenuous describes an argument, claim, connection, or evidence that is extremely weak, flimsy, speculative, and lacking a sound or substantial basis. That's not a word anyone should be betting anything on, especially ones freedom and livelihood.
Clearly we all have seen, evidence, warrants, and guidance be damned, if they want to arrest someone they just do it and qualified immunity protects the racket, especially here where we are all riding the rails of the kangaroo express of the 9th circus...
There is no penalty or even a slight inconvenience for subjecting anyone in Montana to process for any of this.
Given the political degradation of default to state power rather than the authority of the citizens, there obviously never will be.
Knowing that the process is the punishment, you can certainly look forward to arrests in Montana. Once again accountability is completely absent on the official side.
Monetary punishments and fines are always the burden of the taxpayers not the official. Just a fair warning of opinion.