PDF Format – 1999 Voters Guide

Side Bars – Who We Are – The Name – Christian, not Conservative – A 19th Century Christian Theologian’s Comments on Secular Conservatism – Crime and Restitution – Juries: Past and Present – The Notorious Ox and Safety – Self-Incrimination and the Bible – Judges versus Computers – Open Pits and Paying Your Own Way

Ballot Recommendations Summary Measure 68 Measure 69 Measure 70 Measure 71 Measure 72 Measure 73 Measure 74 Measure 75 Measure 76

Ballot Measure Recommendations
Click on Measure Number for PEAPAC Commentary

Ballot Measure Title	Measure Number	Yes/No
Measure #68 Amends Constitution: Allows protecting business, certain government programs from prison work programs.	68	Yes
Measure #69 Amends Constitution: Grants victims constitutional rights in criminal prosecutions, juvenile court delinquency proceedings.	69	Yes
Measure #70 Amends Constitution: Gives public, through prosecutor, right to demand jury trial in criminal cases.	70	No
Measure #71 Amends Constitution: Limits pretrial release of accused person to protect victims, public.	71	Yes
Measure #72 Amends Constitution: Allows murder conviction by 11 to 1 jury verdict.	72	No
Measure #73 Amends Constitution: Limits immunity from criminal prosecution of person ordered to testify about his or her conduct.	73	No
Measure #74 Amends Constitution: Requires terms of imprisonment announced in court be fully served, with exceptions.	74	Yes
Measure #75 Amends Constitution: Person convicted of certain crimes cannot serve on grand juries, criminal trial juries.	75	Yes
Measure #76 Amends Constitution: Requires light, heavy motor vehicle classes proportionately share highway costs.	76	Yes

This voters' guide produced by Parents Education Association, PAC.