A purely defensive stance, Kilcullen warns, would have to include more intrusive powers of arrest and surveillance, more heavily armed police forces, more permissive rules for the use of lethal force, a raft of limitations on assembly and use of public spaces.
Establishing a clear path to citizenship for undocumented adults, creating a more permissive guest-worker program, reducing unwarranted police stops of immigrants and preserving families rather than separating them through deportation are controversial ideas, but they deserve a hearing.
Policy has not yielded any tangible social or economic results and, once the raw mourning period relating to the attacks has dissipated, there will inevitably be strong critiques towards the government regarding security policies, which have previously been labeled as too permissive, and not supportive enough of the police.
Policy has not yielded any tangible social or economic results and, once the raw mourning period relating to the attacks has dissipated, there will inevitably be strong critiques towards the government regarding security policies, which have previously been labelled as too permissive, and not supportive enough of the police.
Florida -- where police stopped Guion -- has more permissive laws.
After holding a public consultation, Scottish police chiefs have apparently decided the city's permissive view of saunas poses a severe "reputational and financial risk" to Scotland's top travel destination.
In the wake of a mass shooting that killed five Dallas police officers last week, the city's mayor and top law enforcement officer are criticizing the state's permissive gun laws for contributing to the chaos surrounding the incident.
Which is another way of saying that even by the N.H.L.'s permissive standards, some things -- including assault with a potentially deadly weapon -- require both league sanctions and a police inquiry.
Texas remains relatively permissive.
