all fine and dandy with the local DA's but if u get nabbed by a FUAC Commando then what ??
but from that .. .. what about 20 rounders or 30 ..
any one watch the MEG movie .. 4000 , 8000 meter dive for rescue .. 11000 .. its just a number .. Shark just needs one Bite ..
So if arrested for over 7, one can sew?This comes up every few days and every few days the same misinformation comes up.
Forget about Skretney and Western NY. The 2nd Circuit Appeals Court of the United States which is one step below the Supreme Court ruled it Unconstitution. That ruling applied to NY and CT. You know just like the 9th Circuit that blocks Trump. Their decision is final unless the Supreme Court overturns it.
The Skretney decision is old news and irrelevant and no matter what a District Attorney says, they cannot convict you against a Federal Appeals Court ruling.
All that talk from DA's is just grandstanding to make you think they are on your side. They are not and will quickly prosecute you for a 20 round magazine. A DA saying that they refuse to prosecute for a 10 round magazine is like a DA saying that they refuse to prosecute a private business for not baking a cake for a gay man . They say it because they can't. All smoke and mirrors and everyone falls for it.
I'm no expert but a wrongful arrest is wrongful arrest if that was your only charge.So if arrested for over 7, one can sew?
Yes you can sew you ass shut as a bubba stopper, cuz the law is still on the books and enforcement is still a viable route to any cop that wants to jerk you around, for whatever reason.So if arrested for over 7, one can sew?
Has the NYAG or the USAG been formally informed that LEO in NY are being ordered to violate a higher courts ruling, or is it just people bitching about it?I'm no expert but a wrongful arrest is wrongful arrest if that was your only charge.
Pfff, bubba bleeds too.Yes you can sew you ass shut as a bubba stopper, cuz the law is still on the books and enforcement is still a viable route to any cop that wants to jerk you around, for whatever reason.
Robin
I don't know. I just know what the 2nd circuit appeals court of the United States says. Why they haven't changed it on the penal law it's only a guess. My guess is they just don't want to change it. They have changed it before when they found out that nobody makes seven-round magazines for all guns to allow you to buy 10-round magazine and they changed it after they found out that they forgot to exempt police officers. They aren't changing it now because they don't want you to load more than seven.Has the NYAG or the USAG been formally informed that LEO in NY are being ordered to violate a higher courts ruling, or is it just people bitching about it?
would love to have them do it to me it could be big pay day for meTell that to the judge your lawyer won't, but if per chance you do utter those fateful words. He will tell you that we are here to determine the guilt or innocence of one who has been accused of breaking a law, then quote the law, then advise you of the appeal process, where indeed you may challenge the law itself on constitutional grounds. Then that process begins, process that precious few have the financial means to see through to the end.
Robin
It would actually be determined at the Grand Jury trial to see if a crime was actually committed. Once the 2nd circuit's decision is submitted to the jury it would be up to them to ignore it and then proceed with going through with charges on it. I find that unlikely.That would be determined after the case went through the appeals process and the law was determined to unconstitutional. Then you're off to civil court where have to prove the officer had intent beyond the enforcement of a law that was enacted by due process, faulty as it may have been, and put on the books.
Good luck with that. By then you will be dead broke and you will have to find a lawyer that will only get payed if you win your case, which has no legal merit, good luck with that one too.
Robin
Its allready been threw the courts and found unconstitutionalThat would be determined after the case went through the appeals process and the law was determined to unconstitutional. Then you're off to civil court where have to prove the officer had intent beyond the enforcement of a law that was enacted by due process, faulty as it may have been, and put on the books.
Good luck with that. By then you will be dead broke and you will have to find a lawyer that will only get payed if you win your case, which has no legal merit, good luck with that one too.
Robin