Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Campus rifle arrest of repeat offender draws sharp rebuke of Dems from GOP lawmaker Israel claims no aid was found aboard Gaza-bound flotilla Hakeem Jeffries confronted on CNN about Medicaid funding for 'noncitizens' North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein on Friday signed “Iryna’s Law,” which increases checks on criminals getting out on bail and prohibits cashless bail for some violent crimes and most repeat offenders following the stabbing death of a Ukrainian refugee on a Charlotte light-rail train in August. Stein, a Democrat, has said he doesn’t like every part of the bill that was passed by the Republican-controlled state Legislature, which also looks to restart executions in North Carolina, but he signed it because it “alerts the judiciary to take a special look at people who may pose unusual risks of violence before determining their bail.
