Pa. Patriot ARRESTED at the OC dinner @ The Old Country Buffet in Dickson City 5/9

[Smalls]

Originally Posted by normanvin

What city? Scranton?

I would be interested in knowing as well. I'll try to take off but I can't promise anything.

[granuale]

Be advised if this trial is like most others, the date will change at least once and possibly a few times - that is if it goes to trial at all. The calendars of both legal teams, and the court are usually in flux resulting in these changes. Settlement offers usually only get serious towards the eve of trial. I certainly wouldn't want to discourage anyone from going, but if you see the date today and put in at work for that time off, you will likely be disappointed.

[NY Refugee]

Is there going to be a separate thread on the coarse of the trial.
This is one many of us have been waiting to see what happens.

[Statkowski]

Well, a Federal District Magistrate Judge in New Mexico ruled in the OCer's favor as noted here: http://www.examiner.com/x-2782-DC-Gu...ights-Examiner

The Judge's straight shootin' message to police: Leave open carriers alone unless you have "reason to believe that a crime [is] afoot."

The Dickson City case was listed as one still pending.

[FFEMT128]

Originally Posted by Statkowski

Well, a Federal District Magistrate Judge in New Mexico ruled in the OCer's favor as noted here: http://www.examiner.com/x-2782-DC-Gu...ights-Examiner



The Dickson City case was listed as one still pending.

and the link to the Dickson City case links back to the forum here....

[kadar]

Originally Posted by granuale

Be advised if this trial is like most others, the date will change at least once and possibly a few times - that is if it goes to trial at all. The calendars of both legal teams, and the court are usually in flux resulting in these changes. Settlement offers usually only get serious towards the eve of trial. I certainly wouldn't want to discourage anyone from going, but if you see the date today and put in at work for that time off, you will likely be disappointed.

In other words when they say December, expect it in April.

[gnbrotz]

New documents from the Defendants now available for public review.

Dickson City memorandum of law in support of defendants motion for
partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/d..._city_memo.pdf

Dickson City statement of facts in support of defendants motion for
partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/d...t_of_facts.pdf

Officer Mariano statement of facts in support of defendants motion for
partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/m...t_of_facts.pdf

Stadnitski motion for partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/stadnitski_msj.pdf

Stadnitski statement of facts in support of Stadnitski(defendant) motion
for partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/s...t_of_facts.pdf

[gnbrotz]

New documents from the Plaintiffs now available for public review.

Richard Banks motion for summary judgment
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/msj_brief_rbanks.pdf

Richard Banks statement of facts in support of motion for summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/s...acts_rbank.pdf

[normanvin]

I only looked at the one. I know I am getting old, but thats not how I remember it.

Officer Mariano statement of facts in support of defendants motion for
partial summary judgment:
http://paopencarry.org/dicksoncity/m...t_of_facts.pdf

[Paradigm]

Originally Posted by granuale

Be advised if this trial is like most others, the date will change at least once and possibly a few times - that is if it goes to trial at all. The calendars of both legal teams, and the court are usually in flux resulting in these changes. Settlement offers usually only get serious towards the eve of trial. I certainly wouldn't want to discourage anyone from going, but if you see the date today and put in at work for that time off, you will likely be disappointed.

Exactly. Remember how many times Mountain Jack's trial date kept changing? Sometimes things come up with the prosecution, the defense, or the judge. You never know the day of the dance until the man in the robe says "dance!"