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  • #16
    IA300
    Member
    • Jan 2013
    • 255

    Originally posted by epilepticninja
    Retired, when did CA care about what the U.S. Supreme Court says?
    Isn't the 9th circuit the most overturned in the nation? But I think he's talking CA Supreme Court, not Federal.
    If that's the case, I knew it was on the agenda at one point, but glad they can't do it, so far...

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    • #17
      3S16
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 801

      The ninth circuit is overturned 76% of the time. Can you imagine if you were wrong 76% of the time in this job? Plus - they are there for life!

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      • #18
        chezum
        Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 276

        Don't Go Joe!

        Originally posted by PacNorWest
        Thanks guys. Good info here. I'm 62, born and raised in CA, but have reached my limit of BS. Just got done with a AR build and when I installed the Bullet Button and reduced mags to 10 round limit I felt worse than when I had my dog neutered. I think Calif will now try to out do NY with gun control issues, and provide even more entitlement programs to show how "progressive" we are. (Rant over)
        Now to find a place to go. Thanks all
        It wont be long that other states will follow Ca's lead. Stay and fight! Also!.....you live in one of the best locals of all of California (excluding Arcata and Ferndale)
        Last edited by chezum; 01-19-2013, 9:31 AM. Reason: will
        Nedibeojkcuf

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        • #19
          9mmepiphany
          Calguns Addict
          • Jul 2008
          • 8075

          Originally posted by 3S16
          Can you imagine if you were wrong 76% of the time in this job?
          The percentage is even higher with military contractors with their bids... as are most LEAs and their budget projections
          ...because the journey is the worthier part...The Shepherd's Tale

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          • #20
            OLDLEORET
            Junior Member
            • Apr 2011
            • 64

            It was a SCOTUS decision. I was living in OK at the time and had to pay tax in both states. Once the decision came down California could no longer tax my pension.

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            • #21
              eltee
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2008
              • 897

              Your pension falls under the "source tax" laws which the US Govt. changed to only allow your state of residence to tax (or, not tax). Here's some info:

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              • #22
                sfbay
                CGN/CGSSA Contributor
                • Sep 2011
                • 1646

                This is good to know!
                You get what you get and you don't get upset !

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