Daniel Reilly

@RepDanReilly

#legaltech Startup Co-Founder & CEO, Attorney & Former Rhode Island State Representative for #Portsmouth and #Middletown. Twitter account not monitored 24/7.

Portsmouth and Providence, RI

linkedin.com/in/dreilly72

Joined September 2009

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Daniel Reilly
@RepDanReilly
Mar 23, 2019
Have to wonder if one group represents the views of law enforcement while the other is being told by the Governor’s Office to take a particular position
Susan Campbell
@SusanCampbellTV
Mar 21, 2019
RI law enforcement leaders disagree on marijuana legalization planhttps://www.wpri.com/news/local-news/ri-law-enforcement-leaders-disagree-on-marijuana-legalization/1865184497 wpri.com/news/local-new…
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Daniel Reilly
@RepDanReilly
Mar 22, 2019
But what do all of the out of state students who vote by absentee do on the day off? Don’t they want to learn and get the most out of their student debt?
Rep Mike Chippendale
@MikeWChip
Mar 22, 2019
Certainly in line w the Democratic M.O. of "energizing the youth" by giving them "free stuff" (an entire day off for their civic duty, which takes 45 mins max.) Want kids to "rally for change?" Give 'em a day off from school.. they'll rally for whatever you tell them to.
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Daniel Reilly
@RepDanReilly
Mar 21, 2019
What, exactly, is a “DRE test” and how does it definitively establish by how much one is operating under the influence? Doesn’t a drug recognition expert - not a “test” - merely recognize one may be under the influence of something? What if it is a legal substance?
Steph Machado
@StephMachado
Mar 20, 2019
Law enforcement has often been opposed to marijuana legalization. But Manni says he supports it because of the prohibition on home growing, funding for police drug recognition experts (DREs) and license suspension for drivers who refuse DRE test
Daniel Reilly
@RepDanReilly
Mar 15, 2019
So you’re telling me that you can release 99 red balloons, start a nuclear war, and it is only considered “one offense” and carries a mere $500 civil penalty?
Ian Donnis
@IanDon
Mar 15, 2019
Balloons! webserver.rilin.state.ri.us/BillText/BillT…
Daniel Reilly
@RepDanReilly
Mar 7, 2019
Interesting new standard from @RISpeaker - will be even more interesting to see every bill that crosses a public polling threshold hit the floor for a vote. Makes one wonder why $50 million in legislative spending is necessary when we’ve shifted to a public referendum system.
Ted Nesi
@TedNesi
Mar 6, 2019
.@RISpeaker on why he's allowing a floor vote on the abortion bill even though he personally opposes it: "I am mindful that 70% of the people, in a poll conducted last fall, support the codification of Roe v. Wade into state law." wpri.com/politics/ri-sp…
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