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William M. Welch
USA Currently
Families of some of the victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting last December are collecting online signers to a petition questioning Connecticut legislators to block the discharge of gory crime scene images and other evidence.
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It asks state lawmakers "to pass legislation that 4 rehenes mueren en segundo standoffUpdated would keep sensitive information, including photos and sound, about this tragic day non-public and out of the hands of folks who'd like to misuse them for political gain.''
An invoice backed by Gov. Dannel Malloy, a Democrat, would allow cops to withhold from the community evidence from the mass shootings January. 14, in which 20 primary graders and six educators died, except the families give published permission. The bill also would control disclosure of the death certificates of people killed to immediate members of the family.
The petition lists the families of eight of the affected individuals as sponsors.
Media groupings and advocates of public information laws have voiced concerns that the legislation would damage government transparency and set an undesirable precedent by exempting specific incidents out of freedom of information laws. It is als gäbe es kein Maß an Verantwortlichkeit und Transparenz 97 said it would encourage other criminal offenses victims to ask the state in order to limit disclosure of records at this point routinely released to Mr Stewart said the consumer and make the Newtown deaths sound more important than the dozens of others in the state each year.
"I choose to preserve his memory for a beautiful boy not as the gun riddled corpse,'' Nicole Hockley said in a placing on the petition website. "I also do not want his brother Mack to see these photos or maybe listen to the execution connected with his brother, friends and also teachers on 911 taping solutions."
Tricia Pinto, whose son Jack port died in the shootings, said your photos and recordings "serve simply no purpose to the public but will cause a lifetime of agony to our own families, our surviving young children and the town.''
The state's Legislature is scheduled to end it is session Wednesday.
The World of Professional Journalists and also other media groups have written to 22 EST2015 01 09 16 be able to Malloy opposing the legislation.
"If you actually hide away documents from the community, then the public has no means of knowing whether police . have inked their jobs correctly," said Sonny Albarado, city editor within the Arkansas Democrat Gazette and board web design manager of the Society of Specialist Journalists.
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