A central repository for information regarding the case against Lt. Commander Wayne Fincher of the Arkansas Militia of Washington County and liberty's case against the United States government. Arrested November 8, 2006 for no crime other than possession of arms the government doesn't like.
Thursday, January 11, 2007
Response to Limine
Oscar Stilley has released his response to the government's Motion in Limine, which asked the judge to prohibit the defense from arguing constitutional issues and matters of law in front of the jury.
Yes, I'm sure it has, was pointed out and if I had thought about it a little harder I'd have realized the time crunch involved based on the phone conference transcript that it was likely just misspoken
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The entitlement to possess arms is granted by the constitution. page 4 of 13 in Mr. Stilley's response.
No offense meant, but since when did the constitution grant ANYTHING?
Amendment IX
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
It's already been vigorously pointed out to Mr. Stilley.
Yes, I'm sure it has, was pointed out and if I had thought about it a little harder I'd have realized the time crunch involved based on the phone conference transcript that it was likely just misspoken
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