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re: Do Sheriff's trump the governor?
Posted on 5/1/20 at 12:51 pm to LSUfanGuy13
Posted on 5/1/20 at 12:51 pm to LSUfanGuy13
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The governor isn't limited to a sheriff for enforcement.
No, he's not. What limits him is the reaction from the larger population to his counter. If he goes too heavy-handedly (let's say he calls up a few hundred National Guard as a lockdown for all of the parish roads and businesses or sends the State Police in to block off the courthouses/city halls as a show of force, as examples), then he risks other areas refusing his EO out of solidarity against that heavy-handedness as well as an increasing public outcry against him in general (try being a Governor and getting ANY legislation passed after that).
It's not simply a matter of strength of enforcement, it's about knowing when, where and how to apply the correct amount of pressure.
Posted on 5/1/20 at 1:23 pm to Bard
Ok.
So two things are still true.
1. Sheriffs do not "trump" the governor.
2. Sheriffs can be and have been removed from office by the governor.
Coincidentally, those were the two points made.
So two things are still true.
1. Sheriffs do not "trump" the governor.
2. Sheriffs can be and have been removed from office by the governor.
Coincidentally, those were the two points made.
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