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1 posted on 04/21/2009 8:33:01 PM PDT by el marco
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To: el marco

Obama voters...


2 posted on 04/21/2009 8:34:28 PM PDT by Tzimisce (http://groups.myspace.com/nailthemessiah)
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To: el marco

Those were the days.


3 posted on 04/21/2009 8:38:05 PM PDT by Royal Wulff
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To: el marco
College kids smoking pot?

Amazing, this should be in Breaking News!

4 posted on 04/21/2009 8:38:31 PM PDT by trumandogz (The Democrats are driving us to Socialism at I00 MPH -The GOP is driving us to Socialism at 97.5 MPH)
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To: el marco

Legalize.

The WOD has been a disaster.


5 posted on 04/21/2009 8:40:51 PM PDT by wireplay
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To: el marco

if you are dumb enough to let your kid go there, that is what you might anticipate, hello


6 posted on 04/21/2009 8:47:31 PM PDT by yldstrk (My heros have always been cowboys--Reagan and Bush)
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To: el marco

I have a son at Colorado - a grad student who saw nothing of this party on campus since he was actually working in his office. There are people like that on campus there, living in a separate reality — mostly guys in the sciences, I’d bet. My son did have to dodge drugged drivers on his way to and from his apartment. What we don’t get at all is the passive attitude of law enforcement and the university administration, regents, faculty, and ultimately, the Colorado taxpayers.


12 posted on 04/21/2009 9:34:49 PM PDT by Coyote Choir
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They're trashin' their brains, just like they trashed the campus.

19 posted on 04/21/2009 9:50:41 PM PDT by smokingfrog (I get my kicks - with 5.56!)
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To: el marco

Their parents should be so proud


23 posted on 04/21/2009 9:57:30 PM PDT by bzybee
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To: el marco

Pot 101?


30 posted on 04/21/2009 10:06:54 PM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Beat a better path, and the world will build a mousetrap at your door.)
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To: el marco

Kids, don't smoke pot because it will impair your judgment and you'll hang out with really hideous looking girls like these two on the left here.

Any questions?

51 posted on 04/21/2009 10:52:09 PM PDT by Obamageddon ("I'm outraged that we tortured detainees with Caterpillars rather than Camel Spiders!")
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To: el marco

"Nothing that a mortgage and a couple of kids won't cure"

55 posted on 04/22/2009 12:02:29 AM PDT by Obamageddon ("I'm outraged that we tortured detainees with Caterpillars rather than Camel Spiders!")
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To: el marco
I've been off of FreeRepublic as a regular reader and poster almost two years. I came here today to research an issue seemingly unrelated to this thread. My research and that of several others found a few very effective ways to stop a legal proceeding that is a charge against a person for having committed a victimless crime.

If a charge against a person is not founded on an injury to a man, woman or child -- commonly called a victimless crime -- then there's no corpus delicti (body of the crime) for a valid cause of action. Ratification of commencement demands that the prosecutor brings to court an injured man, woman or child and that the injury was allegedly due to an act by the defendant. This would typically be an affidavit of a sworn complaint signed by the injured living person under an oath of perjury. That is the body of the crime.

Do a Google search on "ratification of commencement" and "corpus delicti" and you'll find dozens of court cases that were dismissed because they lacked both of those. You'll also find the requirement for corpus delicti in most State constitutions. To learn more about corpus delicti google Adventures in Legal Land or go to marcstevens.net . Also, while there watch the video Delusions. For ratification of commencement see statusisfreedom.com -- right sidebar. 

Think of how many victimless crimes are being prosecuted: traffic tickets, IRS charges, illicit drug charges, driving an unregistered motor vehicle, driving without a license, and the list goes on.

People are using the fact that there's no injured party (man, woman or child or their property) that has cause to state a claim to get charges dismissed.

These aren't flukes or loopholes. They're people waking up to reality. 

Here's another thing. With most charges the plaintiff is the State. Yet the State cannot testify that it has been injured because the State has no energy. The State is a legal fiction. If a judge says the prosecutor represents the State of ________... Response, "Then I demand the prosecutor produce the document that the State of Texas signed granting the prosecutor power of attorney for the State of Texas." The State can't sign a document anymore than a car, fork or hat can.

Also, know that all lawyers are an officer of the court and their first obligation is to the court. Second in priority is to the bar association and last in line is the defendant. I'll never hire a lawyer to defend me.

Reality check: Government is men and women providing services at the barrel of a gun. If those services were so valuable people would freely avail themselves of them.

62 posted on 04/26/2009 11:48:31 AM PDT by Zon (Honesty outlives the lie, spin and deception -- It always has -- It always will.)
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