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Supreme Court denies review in Olofson case
The denial was handed down this morning.
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And don't be a moron in your criminal case...
Great news that this dangerous criminal desperato isn't going to be turned loose by liberal judges to...um....well......do whatever he was doing among unsuspecting people and is receiving his just punishment for.....um........doing something importantly bad!
Another lesson learned: Don't lend your rifles to people who you don't know very well. In fact, don't lend them at all.
Sure is great that we are in the "land of the free" where we even have a Constitution that reinforces God given rights.
Good advice, Letalis Maximus, Esq. and Kman.
Loose lips sink ships!!!!
If you read the briefs it shows this case entirely different that most in the tin foil hat crowd make it out to be on the various internet forums. Often left out is the fact the man was manufacturing AR15s from parts and selling them as an unlicensed dealer. I have no sympathy for the man, he got caught and now pays the price.
>Often left out is the fact the man was manufacturing AR15s from parts and selling them as an unlicensed dealer.
Was he charged and convicted of those things?
Note that even if he was, it has no bearing upon whether he actually did something else.
This is the US. Supposedly we don't jail people for "being bad".
"This is the US. Supposedly we don't jail people for "being bad"."
Yes we do. In fact the prisons are overflowing because of these types of incarcerations.
he was jailed on perjured testimony. FTB originally said it was just a semi-automatic rifle. It was then sent back to FTB until the tester reached the "proper" conclusion.
No surprises here.
Morales to the story: don't put M16 parts in your AR; if your AR ever doubles, take it to a gunsmith and get it fixed immediately if not sooner.