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August 7th, 2013, 07:46 PM #363
Re: Jim Carrey withdraws support for Kick-Ass 2
Dunno, is it?
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August 7th, 2013, 08:03 PM #364Grand Member
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Re: Jim Carrey withdraws support for Kick-Ass 2
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August 20th, 2013, 02:04 AM #367
Re: Issues with a rally this coming June in Erie.
Little update.
Court hearing was today, I wasn't able to make it since I have a blown strut on my car.
It did hit the news, I will edit this post later with a link to the news.
Should have an answer in 3-5 days about it. Haven't heard from anyone that was there yet, at least not on an informative basis. Hope to get ahold of someone in the morning, see what all happened.
As of right now, it is a waiting game.I'm so fast, I can bump fire a bolt action.
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August 20th, 2013, 08:04 AM #368
Re: Issues with a rally this coming June in Erie.
http://www.yourerie.com/news/news-ar...W02vUouATSqHMg
"Erie police testified the men were either seen or photographed armed with guns during the June 22 rally after being warned that it was against the law to carry a gun into the park.
The defendants' lawyer, Joshua Prince of Bechtelsville, Berks County, argued that the ordinance itself is invalid under state law and that the city, in any event, failed to prove it was violated.
Those cited were Justin Dillon, 26, of Erie, who organized the rally, and Edward J. Tenon, 33, of Erie; Christopher Phillips, 45, of Erie; Jay Ziegler, 32, of Erie; Donald L. Davis, 34, of Catasauqua, a suburb of Allentown; Allen E. Lepley, 34, of Canonsburg; Ryan R. Avidne, 21, of Erie; and Brian Shank, 49, of Erie."
http://www.goerie.com/apps/pbcs.dll/...8199926/0/NEWSAttorney Phil Kline, AKA gunlawyer001@gmail.com
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August 20th, 2013, 01:09 PM #369
Re: Issues with a rally this coming June in Erie.
Thanks for that GL, I was getting ready for bed when I posted that last night.
Hopefully there will be a good update in the next few days.I'm so fast, I can bump fire a bolt action.
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August 20th, 2013, 01:31 PM #370
Re: Issues with a rally this coming June in Erie.
From what I see, there are a few possible outcomes:
1. The defendants are acquitted without explanation. Since their defense included "the cops couldn't tell if they were real guns", that acquittal does nothing to challenge the local ordinance, because it could be based on lack of evidence or based on a bad ordinance. Basically, a waste of everybody's time, but good that there's no summary convictions for the individuals involved. (In the Anfuso case, the gun on school property, we only had one defense, the "other lawful purpose", so the acquittal meant that this defense worked. Since we won at trial, we didn't get a chance to establish an appellate decision, you need a loser for that, to get to the appeal.)
2. The defendants are acquitted and the DJ says "the ordinance is preempted". Good for the defendants, mildly useful for the cause (DJ's opinions have effectively no influence or power to bind courts). Very unlikely to happen in a Magisterial court.
3. Defendants are convicted, and appeals are filed to Common Pleas. A step towards getting an appellate decision to toss the criminal ordinance, which (to me) is quite clearly preempted. Does nothing about the non-criminal regulatory signs posted by property managers that are much more common, but maybe there will be useful dicta somewhere along the way.Attorney Phil Kline, AKA gunlawyer001@gmail.com
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