question regards towards hunting

[LongBch_SigP226]

Originally posted by delloro:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by LongBch_SigP226:
You omitted "any public place" part. That is the most important part.

I didn't omit it, it's there in my citation. and I don't see how it's the most important part. The "public place" is a qualifier within the subset of "incorporated city" or "prohibited area." if you are not in an incorporated city or a prohibited area, i.e., not hunting within city limits (generally, there is an exception) or an area where you are not allowed to hunt or have a gun (like a park or a wildlife preserve), then the "public place" does not matter. The "public place" means you can have a loaded firearm in a private place, even within a city or a prohibited area.

Originally posted by LongBch_SigP226:
Anyhow, I think we are drifting from the topic a little.

I don't think so, i thought I was right on point?

Originally posted by LongBch_SigP226:
My guess is that you don't need to empty your magazine while moving from one hunting spot to another on offroad trail. For safety reason (accidental discharge) and potentially legal reason, you should clear the chamber and detach mags from your guns. Keep the mags in mag pouch on your belt or something so if you do need to defend yourself from crop growers, you can easily grab them.

That's oversimplified.

If your move from one hunting spot to another takes you on a public road or in/through city limits or a prohibited area, then PC12031 applies and you must totally unload the weapon. if not, then you need only clear the chamber. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

What's wrong with you and personal attacks? We all know that
majority of us are not qualified to give legal advice to
another user. Are you a lawyer? I sure hope so because if
someone gets in trouble with the law, are you going to be
responsible for that person? If not, you need to stop
pushing your interpretation of the law onto other users here
like you are the law.

If you are so sure of everything, please post your full name, address,
law school graduated, date of admission to CA bar system,
or CA bar number, so that we know how to find you if someone
gets in trouble with the law. Just don't play lawyer online.

Thanks.

[delloro]

Originally posted by LongBch_SigP226:
What's wrong with you and personal attacks?

what personal attacks? only you are getting upset. why are *you* all up in *my* koolaid?

We all know that majority of us are not qualified to give legal advice to another user. Are you a lawyer?

yes. as a matter of fact, I *am* a lawyer.

I sure hope so because if someone gets in trouble with the law, are you going to be responsible for that person?

no, legal malpractice does not extend to non-clients. that's why you aren't going to be responsible for your incorrect advice.

If not, you need to stop pushing your interpretation of the law onto other users here like you are the law.

If you are so sure of everything, please post your full name, address, law school graduated, date of admission to CA bar system, or CA bar number, so that we know how to find you if someone gets in trouble with the law. Just don't play lawyer online.

Thanks.

If you sure you are heterosexual, please post naked pix of your GF or wife online along with her address and phone number.

If you sure you are a gun owner, please post pix of your gun, along with the serial number, a picture of you, your address, etc.

But seriously .... you may have my professional information once you engage my services, including a retainer. If you want me to quit "playing" lawyer - i.e., you want me to be a "real" lawyer, well that's going to cost you some money.

As you note above, most on this forum people are not qualified to give legal advice. some actually give out mistaken advice. including you. you're a lawyer, right? well then, post all your info online for the world to see. I mean, you *are* a lawyer, aren't you? or maybe you are not so sure of everything?

I am offering my legal advice for free, to be a nice guy, helping to keep people out of trouble. if my posting is causing you consternation because my interpretation of the law conflicts with yours, you are always free to ignore my opinion.

[LongBch_SigP226]

Originally posted by delloro:
when you are on a public roas, the PC says totally unloaded. when you are not on a public road, the PC section above does not apply, but the F&G regs do.

if you want to know whether a particular piece if dirt is a public road or not, just ask the ranger as they will know and they will tell you.

Bah, I wouldn't want to use a lawyer who can't
even spell "roads" and can't even begin the first letter of the sentence in capital letter. You must not be a good lawyer, that's for sure.

[delloro]

dood that is so crool.

[ivanimal]

OK boys play nice.