The North Carolina Court of Appeals has thrown out the conviction of a homeless man who kept guns in his car while seeking kidney treatment at UNC Hospitals in 2021. Appellate judges agreed the state law used to convict Joseph John Radomski III unconstitutionally restricted his Second Amendment rights. [More]
So, who was the @$$hole “Only One,” and what does that tell us about talking to police?
And they couldn’t find one juror to do the right thing?
As an aside, the FIJA folks need to create ballot measures to demand jury instructions be changed. Even if they don’t succeed, it will spread the word and awaken citizens to this power most don’t know they have.
[Via Michael G]
If the guy was LIVING in and out of his cara, that was his primary residence, and thus exempt ANY resriction on possession of arms. Simple. but the Yooniversity eedjits don’t cre. They should.. but don’t.
Wha difference does it make anywah whether there is a gun well secured inside a vehicle whether that vehicle is on some “class” of property.
Just like the stupid law telling me I cannot leave my handgun onside my car because the nanosecond I cross that Madjick line beween the road right of way and the US Post Office pavement/parking lot I suddenly become a aeving lunatic wanting to shoot everyone in sight…
stupid gummut thinking” wanting oh micromanage every aspect of OUR aaaaaaaaaalives.
a pox upon the lot of them.