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5 Topics in This Document
Constitutional Challenge to Minnesota Criminal Procedure
Community Bike Ride and Trail Development Updates
Proclamation of Manufacturing Month
Public Safety Foundation Donation Acceptance
Legal Strategy Discussion in Closed Session
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“Clause one of amendment five to the United States Constitution says that no person should be held to answer for a capital or otherwise infamous crime unless on presentment or indictment by a grand jury.”
“An emolement violation is when you pay public officials to commit a crime.”
“The first crime is title 18 USC subsection 24.2, two which is deprivation of rights under color of law.”
“I must remind you that the Constitution of the United States of America is the foundation, not a judge-made ruling.”
“I wish to invite all of you, your friends, family, neighbors, staff, people as well to join us this Saturday for the 17th annual tour of Lakeville Community Bike Ride.”
“the county will undertake a revision of how we cross that trail, which makes me very nervous, by the way, and I use that quite a lot. uh and there will be a tunnel there and that will contribute a lot to uh safety and uh de-stress all the bike riders uh in our city.”
“First, I want to thank uh the council uh the staff people such as the uh police chief uh and the park and wreck uh director for bringing forth a new ordinance concerning safety on our trails, focusing on ebikes and the motorized bicycles and so forth.”
“Now therefore, the Lakeville City Council does hereby proclaim that the month of October shall be observed as manufacturing month in the city of Lakeville.”
“6D is a resolution accepting a donation from the Lakeville Public Safety Foundation. They are graciously donating two AEDs to our fire department. That's about $6,200.”
“close session to discuss legal strategy related to the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy versus the City of Lakeville and Olm Holdings One LLC lawsuit pursuant to Minnesota statute 13D.05 subdivision 3B.”