“We do not believe that the state of Minnesota has a sufficient interest in ensuring that Ms. Soliah does not violate her conditions of parole,” union President Paul M. Weber said.

“The responsibility to ensure that Ms. Soliah follows each and every requirement of parole is one which should be undertaken by the state of California, not ‘outsourced’ to another state. Ms. Soliah should be allowed to travel to another state when she fulfills her obligations to California, and not a minute before.”

It is nice to know, however, that if for any reason Ms. Soliah’s parole does get “outsourced” to Minnesota, that there are police in Minnesota who will assure that Soliah serves every minute of that parole and meets its every requirement.

That said, Soliah/Opsahl has apologized — something I don’t think Patty Hearst, who was also one of the robbers, did, and Hearst is scot free and able to enter her pedigreed dogs at Westminster. As a Catholic, I put a lot of store by a sincere apology and a penance done, and I also put a lot of store by the lack of one and the lack of penance.

I was thinking of welcoming this bitch home, in front of her house, with a big sign that says, “Welcome home, Bourgeois Pig”.

Ps The ticking gift is for you.

Bet she wouldn’t like that.

13Girl on March 12, 2009 at 7:10 PM

Bet she wouldn’t like that.

No brainer.

In another example of California education, the parole board miscalculated her time off with good behavior and let her out too early. Now, we believe, they have the math correct. Maybe they can contact the Mathemagician at the U of M to check their calculations.

You have no idea how complex and confusing is California sentencing. Most errors detected on appeal are in sentencing. Soliah’s sentence was even more confusing in that defendants have to be sentenced under the laws at the time of their crime. Additionally, in her case, there was a contested issue on how to calculate her sentence and good time credits.

:update: St. Paul police tell Soliah to stay in California Sara Jane Olsen wants to return to Minnesota to restart her community-theater career, but the police union in St. Paul would rather Kathleen ……

rsl775 on March 12, 2009 at 3:14 PM

Or maybe awarded a job as professor of education at the U of M.

Isaiah 5:20 Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!

She is a pig that should rot in prison, by the way!

I bet Dear Leader will nominate her to be Secretary of the Department of Community Theater. Formerly known as the Department of Defense.

rbj on March 12, 2009 at 12:02 PM

No. She’ll be the head of the NEA.

When did Minnesota go so far left? I am amazed.

Too bad. There was some pretty good fishing up there and when the US collapses and finally disintegrates under Obama’s “leadership”, MN won’t be part of the country I’ll choose to be living in.

I think I see a career as a “distinguished professor” at a major university in her future.

AmericanUnderground on March 12, 2009 at 10:50 AM

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