federal judge rules police cannot detain open carriers

uscitizen said:
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I suspect that a ticket constituts a legal binding contract. And by using that ticket to gain admittance you are agreeing to the terms of that contract.

The entire problem here seems to stem from the way the police held the offender and obtained his id, etc. Not the fact that he was escorted from the theatre.]

and you posted:

You are in error.

to which I posted a link from a law school that states that movie tickets are contracts.
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And you are in error; because most states have laws that govern the size of the sign, the wordage, the size of the words on the sign, where it has to be posted, etc.

You've failed and now you're just trying to save your pwnd ass.
 
USFREEDOM911 said:
And you are in error; because most states have laws that govern the size of the sign, the wordage, the size of the words on the sign, where it has to be posted, etc.

You've failed and now you're just trying to save your pwnd ass.
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read the article dumbass and see why it was judged wrong.

both of my statements in that were correct.

here from the article:
On these facts, Judge Black concluded as a matter of law that the police violated Matthew St. John's constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment because they seized and disarmed him even though there was not "any reason to believe that a crime was afoot."

And tickets are contracts.
 
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uscitizen said:
read the article dumbass and see why it was judged wrong.

both of my statements in that were correct.

here from the article:
On these facts, Judge Black concluded as a matter of law that the police violated Matthew St. John's constitutional rights under the Fourth Amendment because they seized and disarmed him even though there was not "any reason to believe that a crime was afoot."

And tickets are contracts.
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But the tickets have nothing to do with the ability to prohibit firearms.

You have failed, again.:chesh:
 
uscitizen said:
Tickets may have the ability to prohibit firearme, being a contract.
You were so certain they were not even contracts.
nuff said.
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You need to visit your optomotrist; because I never said a word about the ticket not being a contract.
The matter at hand was having a no firearms comment on the ticket and I showed you that it wouldn't cover the legal requirements.

States have laws that govern where such signs must be posted, what the signs must say, the size of the lettering on the sign, etc.

You're just trying to cover your ass, after you exposed it.

Please try again.
 
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