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Possession of Firearms in Home, begets New Jersey Man 30 days in Jail
Ammo Land ^ | Mar. 6, 2013 | Attorney Evan F. Nappen

Posted on 03/06/2013 11:26:26 AM PST by EXCH54FE

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To: EXCH54FE

Evan Nappen is the best. He will win the case.


41 posted on 03/06/2013 2:11:56 PM PST by frogjerk (Obama: Government by Freakout)
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To: bgill

That’s right. Be careful about what you tell your liberal ‘friends’.

We have been turned into a socialist state where loyalty to the ‘party’ is all-important and turning neighbors in for crimes against the state are encouraged.

Soon, you will have to read your bible in private or risk arrest.


42 posted on 03/06/2013 2:12:46 PM PST by Erik Latranyi (When religions have to beg the gov't for a waiver, we are already under socialism.)
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To: EXCH54FE

So, I have some pertinent questions:

- If the police break into my house with no cause, can I shoot them?

- If the make-believe police or criminals break into my house, can I shoot them? The point is, how am I supposed to know the difference?

- If the police start shooting at me for no reason as I drive down the street, can I shoot back?

- If the make-believe police or criminals start shooting at me as I drive sown the street, can I shoot back? Again, the point is, how am I supposed to know the difference?

A true story: As I and four passengers were driving down a street in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, a car in front of us stopped (we were on a ramp, so there was no room to get around them) and two armed guys got out. One stayed in front of our car while the other came to driver’s side window and asked to see our passports and car registration. It seemed a bit funny, because the guy in the front kept talking on his cell phone. We showed our documents - the guy gave them back, and they got back in their car and drove away.

Upon telling our in-country hosts about this, they said that, first of all, the men were not police - all police wear uniforms. What they surmised was that the guy in front was talking with a lookout up the road, watching for the real police. They suspected that the guys intended to shoot the driver and steal the vehicle, but, since there were five people in the car, did not want to take that big a risk.

So, in this country, where there are car jackings everyday and we do have plain-clothes police and criminals who dress like the police, how are we, law-abiding citizens, supposed to react in such situations??? If you will recall, two women in CA were shot at by police because their vehicle looked that of wanted murderer Chris Dorner.


43 posted on 03/06/2013 2:14:15 PM PST by jda ("Righteousness exalts a nation . . .")
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To: jda

If you don’t know it’s a cop and he’s in your house without a warrant, yes, yes you can legally shoot him. But, you better be darn sure you have plenty of outstanding witnesses.

Cheers!


44 posted on 03/06/2013 2:24:44 PM PST by DoctorBulldog (Obama sucks. End of story.)
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To: Alaska Wolf

http://www.njsp.org/about/fire_hollow.html

About eight paragraphs which if you read it and can understand it let me know what it says, I live here but hopefully not much longer, Thanks

The following video is what we have to put up with!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fC2iu3CTPc&feature=player_embedded


45 posted on 03/06/2013 2:30:18 PM PST by GreatMan
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To: GreatMan
http://www.njsp.org/about/fire_hollow.html

What a crock of mindless bullsquat. Why does anyone visit NJ let alone live there?

46 posted on 03/06/2013 2:45:17 PM PST by Alaska Wolf (I)
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To: GreatMan
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fC2iu3CTPc&feature=player_embedded

New Jersey is unAmerican.

47 posted on 03/06/2013 2:58:11 PM PST by Alaska Wolf (I)
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To: EXCH54FE

48 posted on 03/06/2013 3:00:24 PM PST by Ruy Dias de Bivar (CLICK my name. See the murals before they are painted over! POTEET THEATER in OKC!)
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To: baddog 219
"Thank God he didn’t have a pop-tart...'
49 posted on 03/06/2013 3:10:31 PM PST by DannyTN
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To: Ruy Dias de Bivar

Per your tagline - I’ve heard of walking on coals but never snoozing on them.


50 posted on 03/06/2013 3:15:54 PM PST by bgill
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To: EXCH54FE

The wind doesn’t blow in America, New Jersey sucks!


51 posted on 03/06/2013 3:24:53 PM PST by shoff (Vote Democratic it beats thinking!)
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To: EXCH54FE

Just ignore it. The mods would pull it if it was a bad post.

We’ve got ‘blog pimp’ police here that are much more annoying than the grammar police. ANYTHING posted from a blog is snipped at.

I don’t even get what that deal is, even if someone is posting from their blog. It makes no difference to me if it’s a good article. The best articles come from places other than the MSM.

KEEP POSTING and ignore the jealous idiots.


52 posted on 03/06/2013 3:33:43 PM PST by Marie ("The last time Democrats gloated this hard after a health care victory, they lost 60 House seats.")
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To: tsomer
"Could it be that the landlord (standing in his livingroom) have provided all the permission the cops needed to invade?"

I'm not familiar with the details of NJ Tenant Landlord law, but as a general rule, renters have what is called a "right to quiet enjoyment." In theory, a landlord could be found guilty of trespassing on his own property, and a renter has, up to a point, the right to permit or deny access to the leased premises. The lease would clearly outline the terms and conditions under which a landlord could enter without the tenant's permission (typically under emergency circumstances) and under which the landlord might grant access to the leased property to others.

53 posted on 03/06/2013 3:37:51 PM PST by Joe 6-pack (Qui me amat, amat et canem meum.)
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To: Joe 6-pack
The lease would clearly outline the terms and conditions under which a landlord could enter without the tenant's permission (typically under emergency circumstances) and under which the landlord might grant access to the leased property to others.

Okay, there's the pretext for entry. Then one says he things the resident has a gun, giving the cop probable cause to enter-- and the door was already open anyway. Add to this a DA who is looking for advancement and you've got this abomination.

54 posted on 03/06/2013 3:56:12 PM PST by tsomer
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To: tsomer

Yep. It’s clearly a fishing expedition and subterfuge, but given the terms of the lease, the thugs may have some wiggle room.


55 posted on 03/06/2013 4:01:12 PM PST by Joe 6-pack (Qui me amat, amat et canem meum.)
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To: Marie
“KEEP POSTING and ignore the jealous idiots.”

That is my intent, FR is still the GREATEST and I support FR 100%.

I am still “new” and in the learning mode. That said, I will not put up with B.S. If I am not correct, Flame on.

Yes, I am PRO-GUN, PRO-2nd Amendment, Pro-Life, and PRO-Freedom.(Also would like to see a lot smaller Government, with a lot more state Rights)

MOLON LABE

56 posted on 03/06/2013 4:19:18 PM PST by EXCH54FE (Hurricane 416 "ItÂ’s one thing to make a law, ItÂ’s another to enforce it.")
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To: EXCH54FE
I am PRO-GUN, PRO-2nd Amendment, Pro-Life, and PRO-Freedom.(Also would like to see a lot smaller Government, with a lot more state Rights)

Careful what you wish for with "state Rights". Look at the restrictions and bans the state of New Jersey has on guns and ammunition.

57 posted on 03/06/2013 5:20:39 PM PST by Alaska Wolf (I)
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To: Alaska Wolf

You are correct.

If someone breaks into you’re home, the state of NJ requires you to do a lot of thinking before you react.

From the Law (one of the many ridiculous parts):

“These would include the age, size and physical condition of the parties.”

So I guess my 6’5” nephew might be guilty of murder but his frail 66 year old uncle would be might be deemed innocent of the same defense depending on the size of the assailant.

Only government could spend millions creating a law crazy as this.

This is why I will soon be out of here!

http://www.newjersey-legal-guide.com/New-Jersey-Self-Defense.html


58 posted on 03/06/2013 5:31:41 PM PST by GreatMan
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To: Focault's Pendulum

That is the kind of cops that I grew up with.


59 posted on 03/06/2013 5:38:40 PM PST by sport
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To: GreatMan
This is why I will soon be out of here!

I see why Christie is the governor. I wouldn't waste time in that unAmerican state.

60 posted on 03/06/2013 5:43:35 PM PST by Alaska Wolf (I)
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