CharlesMorrison
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Here is part two... The police officers side. Again, it's long (48mins) but worth it!
I wouldn't be so proud of that WA state law, if I were you. Looks like it's screwed up enough to let them get away with just about anything they want under whatever pretext they choose.
A lawyer fiend of mine says the ONLY response you should ever give any le is "I want my lawyer".
Actually, they always have the right to ASK. Anybody has the right to ASK. The question is, what do they do when you refuse? Depending on state law, in most states, they have no authority or right to DEMAND. But you will never know if they will obey the limits of their authority until you say no their request (asking).
Depends on state law. In most states, unless the officer is demanding that you stop, you are free to just ignore them. However, and I will get flamed for this, but I don't care, I will always at least stop for the officer. I don't consider it an intrusion of my rights to stop and ask, "Are you detaining me?" I was approached by officers in a shopping mall. They way it went down I didn't really have time to ask "are you detaining me" because they started the talking. They told me the mall was private property (true), that the mall was posted with no firearms (I found out later, true, in very small type in the middle of a code of conduct sign), but if I would just cover my gun nobody would care. I covered my gun and thanked them and that was the end of it. Unfortunately, what does suck about Washington State law was that after I concealed my gun in front of them, they would have had the legal ability to demand my CPL and I would, by law, have to produce it. Driver's license or ID, no...but CPL, yes. But they never asked for it and I didn't offer.
The officers in the mall are examples of the difference between remaining in the bounds of authority and abusing their authority. They did not do anything that any other Joe Shopper or Susie Cashier could have done. All they did was inform me of mall policy. They didn't even order me or tell me I had to cover my gun, they stated the facts and let me decide what to do.
Well... Driving is not a right that is protected by the constitution, sorry you just don't get it.
Keep smoking your crack and believe whatever inane junk you wish to.
Thank god you are not a lawyer as you are clueless about what a "Right" is.
If I am clueless about what right are let's go head to head before the supreme court of the United States, SCOTUS, you will lose and I will win you continue to try to imtimadate me without any proof of your positition, Yet I give you reference and you do not reference it because you can not repute it, just as those who mindlessly except the word of others and act upon it. Are you upsept that you are incapable of thinking due to your addiction to public the tit that allows you exsist Are you incapabale of independant thought?
Boy.... You are not right in your head. I can only hope and pray that your medications kick in.
You might need to slow down a little and reevaluate your life.
God bless and God speed to you!
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Article 6 Supramacy clause.
inslaved.
Florida. Why am I not surprised.
Hey now, that only applies to certain areas.Too much sun and geritol.
Since in some cases the SCOTUS has ruled so. Case in point, the FLORIDA AVOCADO GROWERS v. PAUL, 373 U.S. 132 (1963) Court ruled that the USDA could not overrule the State of CA concerning marketing requirements as to oil content.With all due respect for your knowlege, Since when does state law trump federal law? Article 6 Supramacy clause.
This is what I don't understand. I carry a gun to protect myself from a violent criminal act that a criminal might perpetrate against me. Very few people on this forum have a problem with that. Why is there such disdain for taking precautions to protect myself from a wrongful act that a police officer may take against me?
If a person violates a state or Federal law and victimizes another person in the process, there is little outcry when we call that person a criminal...UNLESS that person happens to be wearing a badge and a uniform when doing so then all sorts of people get upset calling that person a criminal.
Thus the big problem with le's like you friend! Your friend like so many other LE'S are ignorant and have the thought that anybody they see not wearing a uniform is guilty of something they just have not been caught yet. I have meet le's like this they are asshats who have forgot there oath to uphold the Constitution that CLEARLY says ALL people are INNOCENT until PROVEN GUILTY. Any time you have interaction with a LE who thinks like this your going to end up with issues. Here where I live the police are great guys who pay no attention to a person walking down the street with a gun. However we have the Maine wardens who are interested in one thing only writing tickets and have been caught many times saying publicly that anyone in the Maine woods is doing something illegal they just have not been caught yet! I have had a couple run in's with wardens but I have NEVER got a ticket and I have never been arrested in my life. Why because I never say more then I have to and I NEVER give permission for anything. I am a American it is not my job to prove I am not committing a crime it is the LE's job to PROVE ( while staying within the law ) that I have. You want to consent to whatever some asshat who thinks that invoking your rights means your hiding something that your choice. However it is one that is NOT in your best interest that's why it is the laws set so long ago by people who's government they fled did what they want when they want to the people that had no rights.And a LEO friend of mine says, "What have you got to hide?" Golden Rule to live by....just becuase you have nothing to hide does not guarantee they won't find something.
Since in some cases the SCOTUS has ruled so. Case in point, the FLORIDA AVOCADO GROWERS v. PAUL, 373 U.S. 132 (1963) Court ruled that the USDA could not overrule the State of CA concerning marketing requirements as to oil content.
Because there are always a few nihilists, and that's what nihilists do.If a person violates a state or Federal law and victimizes another person in the process, there is little outcry when we call that person a criminal...UNLESS that person happens to be wearing a badge and a uniform when doing so then all sorts of people get upset calling that person a criminal.
Those of you that assume only make yourselfs the first part of assume. To those of you who doubt that traveling is a right, do the research