The governor of North Carolina states Irina’s law, despite criticism of the Republican draft law

North Carolina state The governor of the state Josh Stein signed on Friday the “Arena Law”, which increases the checks on criminals who leave the guarantee and prohibits a non -cash guarantee for some violent crimes and most of the repeated criminals after the death of Ukrainian refugee at the Charlotte Mild Train in August.

Stein, a democratic, said that not every part of the draft law approved by the Republican -controlled legislative body, which is also looking to re -execute the executions in North Carolina, but signed it because it “alerts the judiciary to give a special view of people who may pose unusual risks to violence before determining the guarantee. This is a good thing.”

Irina Zarutska, 23, was killed on August 22, and Dicarlos Diguan Brown JuniorWho was arrested more than dozens of times, including the armed theft of the armed theft in which he spent five years in prison before the deadly train was stabbed, was accused of first -class death.

He was recently released in January on charges of misdemeanor.

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Republican MP at Charlotte, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican MP, Republican, who participated in legislation, said in a press statement: “Finally, we get rid of dangerous criminals from our streets so that we can Ensure that no one else was exposed to the sorrow that the Iryna Zarutska family was exposed to.

Republicans, including President Donald Trump, blame Zarutska’s death on the Democrats, accusing them of being soft in the crime.

Trump in fact wrote after the attack: “The blood of this innocent woman can be seen as she is falling from the killer knife, and now her blood at the hands of Democrats who refuse to put bad people in prison, including the former disgraceful ruler and” Written Senator “Roy Cooper”.

The violent appeal angered, especially after the security video that showed the attack was launched.

“We can do more to maintain people’s safety,” Stein said in a video clip. It was published on social media Friday. “When I review the public safety legislation that comes to my office, I use one simple test: Does people make people safer?”

He said that “Iryna Law” alerts the judiciary to give a special view of those who could guarantee an “unusual” risk of violence before specifying the guarantee.

North Carolina says, “There is nothing to do with the Charlotte attack and accused the frequent killer versions

“This is a good thing and why I fell on it in the law.”

But he said he had criticism of the law, including that he focuses more on the defendant’s ability to spread the bail rather than the threat it poses, and “more worrying”, adding that the amendment at the last minute of the draft law that “aims to implement by expelling a group in North Carolina.

The last execution in North Carolina was in 2006.

He confirmed that he would not allow the shooting teams while he is a ruler. The draft law specifically does not mention the shootings.

He was also annoyed by “lack of ambition or vision of the draft law. It is simply not doing enough to maintain your safety.”

The ruler said that he wanted to practice the legislative body with a comprehensive project that would add more police officers in the streets, and violence control measures such as keeping children outside the gangs, and he will try to ensure that people who suffer from violence or mental illness cannot reach weapons via rear checks.

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The “Erina Law” prohibits a non -cash guarantee of some violent crimes, and for most of the repeated perpetrators; It limits the discretionary authority of judges and judges in making the decisions to issue before the trial; The state’s president in the state is allowed to suspend judges and requires the defendants to undergo mental health assessments.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.