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Mark Schlosberg Quotes
«The Bay Area has a rich tradition of opposing various activities of the government and having a robust debate on current issues. The prospect of the government monitoring that peaceful activity is disturbing.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«In several deaths, people were shocked more than once. That's a common factor.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«A lot of the people are under the influence of drugs.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«Given the lack of regulation, the increasing number of deaths, medical concerns and the lack of independent testing, the ACLU of Northern California recommends that the state Legislature and local law enforcement take strong steps to regulate the use of this weapon.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«A lot of the time it's used as a catch-all to describe death situations without looking at factors that may have contributed, such as police abuse.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«We raised this first in March 2003 and we still haven't had a comprehensive proposal.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«Students should be able to freely express themselves on campus without fear of ending up in a military database.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«We want to know what the parameters (of this program) are, what the scope of it is, what are they doing with the information, who are they sharing it with.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg
«It's like one hand doesn't know what the other hand is doing.»
Author: Mark Schlosberg