Issues with a rally this coming June in Erie.

[Curmudgeon]

It's almost 50 cents a shot. Even nowadays, .223 is cheaper

LOL... I guess you could attempt to 'communicate' with a fired round because it's cheaper than a stamp. I don't even have to be curious to hear how that's going to work out.

I used to shoot at the same range (and often at the same time) as my U.S. Rep., but he retired.

[Rblakely]

Voted

79% pro 2a
21% anti

[RightRock]

http://www.erietvnews.com/#WNPoll132009

Poll through the Erie news about this.

Just voted...twice. Suddenly felt like a liberal activist. I think I need a shower to get rid of that feeling.

Currently 80-20 pro 2A.

[Connal]

Saw this on another forum.

Ruling on injunction

They denied the injunction, but there wasn't any reason in the document at that link. Of course, by the time they denied it, the rally was long over.

The reasoning was that it was on the books, but had not been enforced. PASC knew they couldn't do it, but until they tried to enforce it, they couldn't do anything.

[God's Country]

Anyone consider not paying the fine instead of filing an appeal?

[BobFromBucks]

Just voted...twice. Suddenly felt like a liberal activist. I think I need a shower to get rid of that feeling.

Currently 80-20 pro 2A.

Looks like the anti's stay-at-home people are voting again too. It's at 79% now.

[twency]

Anyone consider not paying the fine instead of filing an appeal?

To what end?

[God's Country]

To what end?

Force them to put up or shut up?

[GunLawyer001]

Force them to put up or shut up?

Look, I'm not handling this fiasco, but IN GENERAL, simply refusing to pay a fine is a poor choice.

They'll send a constable, you'll go someplace where you'd prefer not to go, at a time that's inconvenient, and you'll meet people who you could have got along just fine without ever meeting.

Either appeal and do what's required for an appeal, or just pay the fine. If you start to compare genitals with the criminal justice system, you'll come up short. They'll win. To stand a chance of beating them, you have to play by their rules.

I said before, multiple times, you need to have standing to challenge a criminal statute, and the courts are not fond of granting standing to someone who "might be" arrested. The injunction thing never had a chance.

Now these guys have standing, because they were individually cited. They can pay the couple hundred bucks and call it a day, or they can pursue a challenge through the appellate courts. Playing Bartleby the Scrivener and preferring not to pay the fine is not a smart option.

[God's Country]

I realize my post was extreme, but it shouldn't be.
Playing by their rules always seems to involve running out the clock and hoping you run out of money and interest along the way.

We're suppose to live in a country of laws not men......it's never been true.
Laws only apply to the peasants.