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The following was submitted by Representative James Hieb on September 27, 2024, to the Oregon Legislative Counsel, to draft a bill in the proper legal language. Until it is introduced in the Oregon Legislative Assembly, it is a Legislative Concept (LC). *UPDATE: Hieb was not reelected, so LC 2560 was
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The following was submitted by Senator Kim Thatcher on September 27, 2024, to the Oregon Legislative Counsel as a kind of escalation of Ron Wyden’s DoJ Inquiry. *UPDATE: When the Legislative Session began, it was introduced and became Senate Joint Memorial (SJM) 1. Here is the text of the
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*Originally recorded at First Christian Church of Albany, OR on August 1, 2024. Scroll down for slides. Slides Discussion AI Generated Transcript just try and keep your remarks under five minutes it doesn't have to be a question that's fine um I am going to try
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Ian Alan Olson attacked members of the military on March 15, 2021, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.” Olson was the first GI Hater charged with a hate crime under 18 U.S.
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Cole “Gonzales” Bridges provided guidance to murder U.S. Service Members of the military in January 2021, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.” Bridges was never charged with a hate crime under 18
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Travis Brandon Martin communicated multiple violent threats to members of the military on November 10, 2016, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.” Martin was never charged with a hate crime under 18 U.
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Terrence Joseph McNeil was arrested for posting personally identifying information of soldiers and their Dependents for the purpose of targeting them for violence on November 12, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on account of their military service.
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Munir Abdulkader devised a plan to “kill an identified military employee on account of his position with the United States government” (see Complaint, page 5) and was arrested on May 21, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on
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Jonas Edmonds coordinated with a service member, Hasan Edmonds, to impersonate a soldier in order to gain access to and violently attack a military installation. He was arrested on March 25, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on
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Hasan Rasheed Edmonds, a member of the IL National Guard, coordinated with his older cousin Jonas to impersonate a soldier in order to gain access to and violently attack a military installation. He was arrested on March 25, 2015, after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it
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Mufid Elfgeeh, a naturalized citizen and pizza shop owner in New York City, purchased a firearm and silencer with plans to murder a regular customer serving in the Army. He was arrested on May 31, 2014, and although Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate
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On December 8, 2010, Antonio Benjamin Martinez detonated what he thought was an vehicle-borne explosive device at a military career center outside Baltimore, MD. It occurred a little over a year after Section 4712 of the Hate Crimes Prevention Act made it a hate crime to target victims “on