Daniel Grimmer
21:53 - 22:27
"the code is law as far as I'm concerned. It is pretty clear that shall deny does not use the may language, which allows us, uh, discernment in cases like this. It says shall, which is a requirement. And so as far as I'm concerned, the code is clear that it shall be denied as it states in the code. The, the charges that are non-negotiable are offenses against persons."
“the code is law as far as I'm concerned. It is pretty clear that shall deny does not use the may language, which allows us, uh, discernment in cases like this. It says shall, which is a requirement. And so as far as I'm concerned, the code is clear that it shall be denied as it states in the code. The, the charges that are non-negotiable are offenses against persons.”
- Speaker
- Daniel Grimmer
- Timestamp
- 21:53 – 22:27
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- October 13, 2026
From the transcript
Um, the code is law as far as I'm concerned. It is pretty clear that shall deny does not use the may language, which allows us, uh, discernment in cases like this. It says shall, which is a requirement. And so as far as I'm concerned, the code is clear that it shall be denied as it states in the code. The, the charges that are non-negotiable are offenses against persons.
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