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Old 08-16-2011, 1:56 PM
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Hi folks. Any news? Updates? Or announcements?
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The amended complaint is not due until 8/29/11...
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Hopefully something good is brewing and it's worth the wait!!!
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do you know of anywhere in writing this exists or was it word of mouth?
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The amended complaint is not due until 8/29/11...
Is someone going to post the amended complaint? I don't have pacer.
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Hasn't been added to the docket yet: http://ia600300.us.archive.org/35/it...24.docket.html
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I updated the docket and added the Amended Complaint to RECAP. This should be the complaint: http://www.archive.org/download/gov....15824.27.0.pdf

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I updated the docket and added the Amended Complaint to RECAP. This should be the complaint: http://www.archive.org/download/gov....15824.27.0.pdf

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Can anyone speculate on the next order of business now that the SAC has been submitted (what is the next customary step)?
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Can anyone speculate on the next order of business now that the SAC has been submitted (what is the next customary step)?
Likely cross motions for summary judgement.

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Likely cross motions for summary judgement.

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Any idea on the timeline for that and then the answer form the court other than "two weeks"?
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Likely cross motions for summary judgement.

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What ^ said.

Negotiating for Joint Statement of Unidisputed Facts with AUSA and then we will likely set a briefing schedule for cross-motions for summary judgment.
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What ^ said.

Negotiating for Joint Statement of Unidisputed Facts with AUSA and then we will likely set a briefing schedule for cross-motions for summary judgment.
Thanks for doing this work.
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I found this on another site!
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File Type: pdf gov.uscourts.dcd.144464.27.0.pdf (168.1 KB, 90 views)
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I found this on another site!
Nice find. I was just on a tirade about where our government is headed and your post calmed me down. It's great that we can still take our own government to court. We need to do it more often and show them their place!
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I just read that brief. More Gura brilliance. I replied here at TFL

I think Gura is laying bricks for a Lautenburg challenge.
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Nice find. I was just on a tirade about where our government is headed and your post calmed me down. It's great that we can still take our own government to court. We need to do it more often and show them their place!
With great legal eagles on our side(2A), we are headed in the right direction.
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http://youtu.be/6wXkI4t7nuc

Very interesting lecture by a law professor and former criminal defense attorney, and a LEO on the topic of remaining silent. It's a long clip (48min) but well worth your time, and quite entertaining.

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Very interesting lecture by a law professor and former criminal defense attorney, and a LEO on the topic of remaining silent. It's a long clip (48min) but well worth your time, and quite entertaining.
A great clip that's been posted a hundred times here.
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A great clip that's been posted a hundred times here.
Only one-hundred?
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Very interesting lecture by a law professor and former criminal defense attorney, and a LEO on the topic of remaining silent. It's a long clip (48min) but well worth your time, and quite entertaining.
I've never seen it before, worth while to watch! Thanks for posting, and welcome to Calguns.
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A great clip that's been posted a hundred times here.
And I'd agree that it's not been posted one more time than it should be. I'll welcome the next hundred times it is linked - as I suspect you will as well.

Interesting to have seen the video and then hear the Gibson guitar people talking about how one of the points the lecturer makes is messing them over.

Gibson is being harassed by our federal government over their use of wood lawfully obtained overseas. The relevant governments say that Gibson is buying wood which is lawfully exported to the U.S. in accordance with their law.

But the U.S. government disagrees with the foreign government's interpretation of their own laws and thus wants to prosecute Gibson for violating foreign laws - with the foreign government saying that the foreign laws were not violated.

That is just how utterly insane our laws are. Talking to cops when you know that everything that you have done is in accord with U.S. law and even any relevant foreign law invoked by that U.S. law could still get you prosecuted by the U.S.
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And I'd agree that it's not been posted one more time than it should be. I'll welcome the next hundred times it is linked - as I suspect you will as well.

Interesting to have seen the video and then hear the Gibson guitar people talking about how one of the points the lecturer makes is messing them over.

Gibson is being harassed by our federal government over their use of wood lawfully obtained overseas. The relevant governments say that Gibson is buying wood which is lawfully exported to the U.S. in accordance with their law.

But the U.S. government disagrees with the foreign government's interpretation of their own laws and thus wants to prosecute Gibson for violating foreign laws - with the foreign government saying that the foreign laws were not violated.

That is just how utterly insane our laws are. Talking to cops when you know that everything that you have done is in accord with U.S. law and even any relevant foreign law invoked by that U.S. law could still get you prosecuted by the U.S.
Remember, Martha Stewart was prosecuted for making a false statement to government agents while she was under investigation for SEC infractions. She could have remained silent, but didn't. It cost her a felony conviction and 6 months in federal prison.
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Remember, Martha Stewart was prosecuted for making a false statement to government agents while she was under investigation for SEC infractions. She could have remained silent, but didn't. It cost her a felony conviction and 6 months in federal prison.
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So how does the advice from the cited video reconcile with the advice from attorneys at Armed Citizen? They claim you SHOULD talk to the police and describe what information to provide:

http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/unin...ces-of-silence

In light of the video advocating silence, I agree with not giving any statement without my attorney present. I will risk being taken into custody, and will not provide the rope to hang me.


The question remains, should you or should you not make any statement of fact?
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A great clip that's been posted a hundred times here.
It should be a sticky.
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that video and a "history of injustice- CA assault weapons ban 20yrs later"should be required reading to post on calguns. It got me fired up about protecting my rghts!!
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that video and a "history of injustice- CA assault weapons ban 20yrs later"should be required reading to post on calguns. It got me fired up about protecting my rghts!!
I agree with the above. I'll bet that a study of mistemeaner DV convictions would reveal that most people talked their way into a conviction by stating things such as ," I just pushed him/her away just enough to avoid the attack, I didn't even leave a mark" or " I just took him/her by the hand to get their attention so I could say what needed to be said" or "I just moved him/her out of the way of the door so I could leave before we got into a bigger argument". All of those are more than enough contact to get you banned for life from ever owning or touching a gun.

The vast majority of people think that a lifetime ban for DV means someone had cause pain, fear or leave a mark. Have you ever seen that corona beer commercial where the woman sprays her man with a lime for looking at a pretty girl? Read the code, jury instructions and caselaw for 243e in California, that is mistemeaner domestic violence that triggers a lifetime ban under the lautenberg amendment.

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I agree with the above. I'll bet that a study of mistemeaner DV convictions would reveal that most people talked their way into a conviction by stating things such as ," I just pushed him/her away just enough to avoid the attack, I didn't even leave a mark" or " I just took him/her by the hand to get their attention so I could say what needed to be said" or "I just moved him/her out of the way of the door so I could leave before we got into a bigger argument". All of those are more than enough contact to get you banned for life from ever owning or touching a gun.

The vast majority of people think that a lifetime ban for DV means someone had cause pain, fear or leave a mark. Have you ever seen that corona beer commercial where the woman sprays her man with a lime for looking at a pretty girl? Read the code, jury instructions and caselaw for 243e in California, that is mistemeaner domestic violence that triggers a lifetime ban under the lautenberg amendment.
Very Interesting that Corona made such a commercial.
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Feds are now asking for an extension to file reply to SAC until 09/26/11.

http://docs.justia.com/cases/federal...911/215824/29/
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So how does the advice from the cited video reconcile with the advice from attorneys at Armed Citizen? They claim you SHOULD talk to the police and describe what information to provide:

http://armedcitizensnetwork.org/unin...ces-of-silence

In light of the video advocating silence, I agree with not giving any statement without my attorney present. I will risk being taken into custody, and will not provide the rope to hang me.


The question remains, should you or should you not make any statement of fact?
Perhaps some of our lawyers on the forum would enlighten us as to the firearms-related defense success rate of Marty Hayes, J.D. as compared to the rates of groups such as Michels & Associates (ie. groups that tell us to remember that there is a reason that we have the "right to remain silent")?

I'd tend to side with the lawyer that has the best "win percentage" in the matter...and I suspect that I already know the answer to this question.
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Remember, Martha Stewart was prosecuted for making a false statement to government agents while she was under investigation for SEC infractions. She could have remained silent, but didn't. It cost her a felony conviction and 6 months in federal prison.
Exactly.
I learned a long time ago that even if you really are innocent, you can't talk yourself out of anything.
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Are you saying the state of California does not recognize/accept expungements done in California courts?
The Feds don't. They did, now they don't. On a "will o whisp" of the law ( as quoted by Chief Justice Roberts in his decent in US V Hayes) the ATF made felons out of many cops and others who used California expungement to gain gun rights back.
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I am new to this forum, I didn't realize my rights were revoked until i tried to purchase a rifle a week and a half ago! I have a D.V. misdemeanor conviction from 20 years ago. No one told me back then if I take the plea deal i would lose my right to bear arms for life! the one and only time I have ever had criminal issues in my entire life I am stripped of a civil right? wow. I was young and no lawyer, they sent me back in a room with a D.A. and he basicly told me what i have to do to make this go away. Plead to it, it becomes a misdemeanor,3 years probation,counciling for a year,10 year ban for firearms and your done with it. All this for defending myself from being struck,(restrained the other party by the wrists left red marks and away I went) If this case wins will I be given my rights back or do I have to file a claim in court?
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. No one told me back then if I take the plea deal i would lose my right to bear arms for life!
that is because the law that implemented that lifetime ban wasn't passed until ~6 years AFTER your plea.
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well when the death penalty was reinstated they did'nt go back before then and pull every criminal back in and put them on death row! why would it be any different for this? I would really think this is a no brainer.
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