Assessor: Judge Put Machete to My Neck (Castle Law defense)

WLBT ^ | 09/06/06 | Roslyn Anderson

[WKB]

Mississippi Ping

[Oberon]

I love it when two people who are "above the law" clash. It'll be interesting to see which one's abover than the other.

[WKB]

Libertarian ping?

[Bubba M. Aurelius]

"What we have here is a failure to communicate."

[WKB]

It'll be interesting to see which one's abover than the other.



Well the guy was coming to "rob" him of his tax money.

[Axhandle]

Clinton Police Department

That just sounds bizarre.

[WKB]

Clinton Police Department
That just sounds bizarre.



Some people wanted to change the name of the city
during the Clinton era.

[Sloth]

Sounds like the judge is more abover, which is about what you'd expect.

[Oberon]

I expect nothing will come of it. Judges are generally sacrosanct, as long as they don't do anything heinous. Nobody was hurt, so the storm will blow over.

[Rb ver. 2.0]

Clinton, NC 1998 Hurricane Bonnie Headline:

[Redbob]

"Barnes has now instructed employees not to enter the property without permission of someone on the property."

No illegal trespass:
now there's a novel idea

[tx_eggman]

Barnes has now instructed employees not to enter the property without permission of someone on the property.

Don't enter private property without permission of the property owner ... what an incredibly innovative concept.

[Hazcat]

Hooray for the Judge! I hope he tells others about how he felt when an "unknown" person invaded his property.

Myself, I meet all "unknown" persons locked and loaded.

[Nathan Zachary]

Don't worry, if you don't answer the door, they will get your attention another way- by giving you a ridiculously high tax assessment which you will have spend a year or two getting reassessed. You just can't win with those crooks.

[ibheath]

That Headline writer had a sense of humor!!!!

[WKB]

Mississippi's worst judge

# Charles McRae, Jackson, Miss. Supreme Court drunk driver who used the law to avoid punishment.
http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/6315/law/judges.html

The law didn't get him but he was voted out of office
the next time he came up for election

[chesley]

Don't enter private property without permission of the property owner ... what an incredibly innovative concept.

It'll never catch on.

[kenth]

Hehe. I imagine the judge will get the short end of the stick as he was in his capacity of subject at the time, unless he can pull some strings behind the curtains.

[El Gato]

Barnes has now instructed employees not to enter the property without permission of someone on the property

Go wandering around in someone's backyard in Texas, you'll be lucky if having a machete held to your neck is all that happens. People been known to get shot for that sort of thing.