State's Attorney VS Youtuber 

Alright buddy, you earned yourself pin. Thanks for watching and the good laugh!

@@CitizenStandpointNews you're welcome and thank you for posting your videos.

No problem! I love doing it and will hopefully continue to grow.

Bro!! You are so thorough and educative! Thank you! 🥳🥰🇺🇸

Everybody gave their guns away in Australia about two decades ago...

Class was in session ;). Hit that share button!

I've met them before and they're often times NOT attorneys.

He was using his post to beat down the guy

He tried :)

How did he pass the bar????

In my opinion they have no business practicing law either through incompetence or trying to deliberately mislead with false information which shows without doubt they are not a fit character, ethically or morally

This guy wasn't so bad. Obviously Constitutional Law isn't his specialty. He didn't know everything, but was willing to listen and learn something. I'm guessing he followed up with some research, too.

He completely caved.

Thanks Susan! It's a solid audit and deserves a share button press!

Right! I mean they were concerned but kinda worked through it.

"The learning process?" Smh, come on: the only thing they "learned" was how to handle a RU-vid camera auditor.

@@OlYables Did they "handle" this auditor? I think its pretty clear the auditor was in charge.

Nobody's cival rights were violated Homeboy ain't the press and never will be.

Thanks! Hope it hit your share button threshold. I could use the boost.

Thanks Karen!

Very realistic assessment.

Sweet! Your city hall and sheriff did fine. Whomever is administering things doesn't seem to be wasting money, but I'm only going off of a few observations.

Love that!

Another auditor says: I am looking for corruption. Have you seen any?

You read the situation correctly sir!

If you get permission then out the window goes investigative reporting they will hide everything shady or criminal

Plenty of public officials double and triple down on stupidity

@@chrisbudesa9355 They sure do. That is why these types of videos are a breath of fresh air.

Yup she gets paid to do what exactly? Chew gum... She was hardly helpful.

She was initially confrontational, then mellowed out a bit!

@@MagesseT1 only because of the attorney

Wished I could have published more of it, but I had mixed in some valuable tips with some other subject matter that I just can't publish. It was all to the benefit of the citizens of Cass County IL. Hit that share button because you know it's awesome when a RU-vidr wins against an elected states attorney. Thanks for watching!

Having time and patience to listen to people goes a long way for just about anybody.

so true.

There is!!! I had to edit out some parts because I was giving them some solid tips which aren't something that I would publish. It's truly to protect the tax payer's personal info and money. Ultimately, I liked Mr Miller because he took it seriously and I believe really did reach out to the Vandalia mayor. This audit could have gone a complete different direction very fast, but didn't because he's a sensible person. I try and reciprocate that behavior unless given a reason otherwise. Hit that share button because this is still a solid audit either way! Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much 🤗

This is the human resource department for the whole county. Love ya!!!

He's the best so far. I have no problem giving credit when it's due. The Illinois Municipal League was created just for these types of things and he was the president for two terms if I remember correctly.

He can't educate a man to find water if they both were in a boat.

Thank you, I will

I thought so too.

Binge watch away!!! There's some good ones. "corrupt government caught red handed" is the most popular this year.

I try and show respect. I know full well I could have pulled strings here and got a total drama show. Hopefully people appreciate that. Change is on the way!

Glad you enjoyed. Don't forget to hit that share button so others can enjoy too!

Thanks Lucas!

Thanks man! I hope you hit that share button!

Glad you enjoyed it

Hoorah!

Well said!

Dude, my commenters are on top of their game this morning. Love you guys.

Sweet! I had to edit a good portion for the benefit of the tax payers.

That's one of my Salvador Dali prints. Sorry for the poor lighting and ugly face, lol. That's why I chose that Dali today. Hit that share button because this isn't a normal postal worker audit. That's an elected states attorney!

Love this statistic. Thanks for sharing.

I had to do a double take myself, lol. Thanks for watching Ray!

Great quote!

#EndQualifiedImmunity

That's actually a really interesting argument that may have some merit. Dead serious, I will bring it up to my attorneys. Thanks for the perspective and don't forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe.

Department of Justice Office of Public Affairs FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, October 26, 2022 Attorney General Garland Announces Revised Justice Department News Media Policy Attorney General Merrick B. Garland today announced significant revisions to the Justice Department’s regulations regarding obtaining information from, or records of, members of the news media. The regulations, among other things, codify the policy announced by the Attorney General in his memorandum on July 19, 2021, pursuant to which seeking compulsory legal process for the purpose of obtaining information from, or records of, members of the news media acting within the scope of newsgathering is prohibited except under limited, specified circumstances. “These regulations recognize the crucial role that a free and independent press plays in our democracy,” said Attorney General Garland. “Because freedom of the press requires that members of the news media have the freedom to investigate and report the news, the new regulations are intended to provide enhanced protection to members of the news media from certain law enforcement tools and actions that might unreasonably impair newsgathering.” “This revised policy is the result of a rigorous, year-long review process informed by multiple perspectives,” said Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco. “The discussions and input received from internal and external stakeholders, including federal prosecutors and media representatives, were vital to shaping the final policy.”

Absolutely outstanding, thank you!

Gray area laws are terrible.