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Members of law enforcement. where do prosecutions stand on those? >> we're still watching that. right now, the number of total prosecutions is 542 cases total. so, you know, i think we're still watching to see how those cases shake out. some people who have been involved in the far right extreme groups have already pled guilty. we're looking for, i think, the next big, big cases to watch, the large conspiracy cases, the violent crimes against officers. we're still working our way through here. but we're now getting into -- this is like the beginning of the end. >> yes. >> when we get into the ...

March 08, 2021 IN ITS strengthened campaign to penalize violators of health protocols and curfew, Lapu-Lapu City nabbed a total of 542 violators on March 4 and March 5, 2021. The city fined the violators P1,000. Those who could not pay were ordered to render community service. On March 6, those who had to render community service cleaned up the drainage and trash in Barangay Basak, Lapu-Lapu City. Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Junard “Ahong” Chan disclosed this on March 7. He also said that violators will not be placed behind bars. Instead, they will be issued citation tickets. Chan a...

NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM 23,542 people are being treated for coronavirus infection in Kazakhstan as of February 15, including 5,339 staying at hospitals, the Kazakh Healthcare Ministry’s Telegram Channel reports.

How well we the people know the constitution. how many branches of government are there and can you name them? >> 3 of them. executive, judicial, legislative. >> three branches, judicial, treasury. ♪ rob: how many times is the word democracy mentioned in the constitution? >> 542. rob: you are a little high. it is mentioned 0 times in the entire constitution. how many amendments are there in the bill of rights? >> i am not sure. 24 or something. >> tell me what the bill of rights is. >> what something costs.

Violence. we have this question on -- when we talk about terrorists from al qaeda or what not. and we like law enforcement to be able to examine public data. we like them to be able to see what information can be used to connect dots. it is possible again with constitutional protections that there might be more of a role for data in finding shooters before they strike in this context and my colleague has a nice piece in the "wall street journal" today if you want to learn more. >> bill: james freeman. two great pieces. your colleague jenkins, flagging future killers to our viewers at home. che...