I WAS a cop for 20 years and a POST instructor in Constitutional Law. I also spent 15 years as a Paralegal / Chief Investigator for a Criminal and Traffic Defense law firm. I'm not twisting anything, sunshine. I'm stating what the precedent case law has established. The ruling of the DA in the...
You have no conceptual understanding of the law. Law considers the totality of the circumstances, not just the letter of the law. Maybe you shouldn't be practicing law, since you're horrible at it.
It's not atypical for a government prosecutor to delay proceedings if there is some question as to the veracity of the case. Ordinarily, the defense would file a speedy trial demand at this point. Speedy trial demands are quite effective when the State has a weak case.
It is not the opposite. It is mutually inclusive. You're talking nonsense, since the government DID decide that this activity violated the time, place, and manner restrictions, which is why the DA found no violation of law on the part of the security guard. Whether or not the courts agree...
Yelling FIRE in a crowded theater. For decades, the courts in this country, including the U.S. Supreme Court, have ruled that free speech is not necessarily free. In the more recent rulings throughout the U.S. District Courts, justices have acknowledged the importance of free speech and have...
James (Freeman) Springer is a loose cannon. The fact that he uses "Freeman" denotes some sense of "sovereign citizen", which is contrary to the intention of holding public servants accountable. For him, I think it's mostly that he objects to ANY governmental control, which we all know cannot...
Judging by his sudden "absence" from even his channel, I suspect that EDW has been advised by counsel to cease responding to those "attacking" him. He's doing more harm than good in vociferously defending himself in the court of public opinion. As I always told my clients - you have the right...
Excellent jumping off point. For those wanting to do case law research, I've found that these two FREE resources are invaluable. It takes a bit to learn how to navigate and search properly, but they are both very good.
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First, his attorney was M. Gabriel Nahas, Jr. not "Hardy".
Secondly, "inadmissible" would be the correct "prayer" to the Court. The allegations enumerated in the Motion are elements or evidence that could be used against Worden in the pending criminal trial. His attorney is asserting that...
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