On the recordMarch 26, 2014
Under the Constitution, states have the 'police power' and should have primary jurisdiction over crimes.
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congress.govUnder the Constitution, states have the 'police power' and should have primary jurisdiction over crimes.
Scott argues for state jurisdiction over criminal matters, criticizing federal involvement.
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