if im not mistaken the fact he is a govt employee who is on the job will lend itself to being a federal case if they want it to be...
so your analogy doesnt fit
I see. So driving drunk and killing a family of 8 on an interstate...
you get a slap on the wrist in one state, but if you happen to drive over the border, you get a whole different sentence?
Look, i'm all for states rights... but if it means I have to drive in a dangerous state because FL's budget doesn't have room for convening to put a law into place on this, i'm not happy with that.