Ask at Least One LEO - Week 28 WWTGI Challenge

(Note: some of the audio is out of sync with the video, focus on the words.)

Ask at least 1 LEO this week these 3 questions: •What conduct is presumptively protected by the First Amendment? (If he looks confused & is in MI, share MCL 750.543z with him, then ask again.) •Are Resolutions the same as Ordinances, and can you enforce Resolutions upon the public? (For example, can you arrest someone for “violating” a Resolution?) •Have you heard of the Constitutional Sheriffs & Peace Officers Association? #LEO #LawEnforcement #Question #Constitution #Law #FirstAmendment #1stAmendment #1A #Presumptive #Protected #Resolution #Ordinance #CSPOA #RestoreFreedom #MoreFreedomLessGovernment #Episode28 #GetInvolved #WayToGetInvolved #WWTGIC #Challenge
[Posted by Lori DeVries]


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