Legislative District 38

State Senator

Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: I beleive that we need to provide more training to the Law Enforcement personnal to handle situations better so minorities are not disproportionatley get affected by these laws. Removing them would not solve the issue of people breakig the law.
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: <No additional comments>
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: Police should be held responsible for the mistakes they make however removing immunity would cause a lot of law enforcement officers to quit and we would/have a crises
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: It should be handled in the jurisdiction where the misconduct happened
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: <No additional comments>
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Bernard Moody: <Did not complete questionnaire>
Anita Azariah: <No additional comments>
June Robinson: <Did not complete questionnaire>

Bernard Moody (Republican Party)

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Anita Azariah (Republican Party)

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The laws passed last year have handcuffed the police and they cannot do their job resulting in a record high of crime.
I beleive in investing in the law enforcement with the right reforms and allowing them to enforce te the law of the land
I would invest in the Law Enforcement agency with the right reforms and reverse the laws passed last year allowing police persuits.
The accountability bar should be raised and our officers should get more education and training on dealing with situation specially around minority community.