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    | Comment by: 
     PHORTO
     (5/29/2021) |  
    | In answer to the Sheriff's question, 1) clear and convincing evidence, 2) credible corroboration, 3) full due process hearing, 4) IN ADVANCE. 
 That's all we've ever asked for.
 
 It ain't much, but it is MANDATORY.
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