COPS GOT 27 YEARS IN PRISON FOR THIS…



COPS GOT 27 YEARS IN PRISON FOR THIS…

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  1. Marbury v Madison 1803 any law unconstitutional is null and void, Public law 7310, Rodriguz v Ray Donavon Cruden v Neil , the supremacy clause ,. Congressional Record 1967 14th amendment ,. Murdock v Pennsylvania 319 US 105 Shuttlesworth v city of

    Burmingham Alabama 373 US 262

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  2. Yeah, and clearly, with these officers having body cameras, they're throwing in front of the american people, letting us know there's nothing we can do about it. They get away with murder. They may get fired, but we People are at risk of being sprayed. shot shot police brutality. And the only thing left to do is stop filming them and start reacting. We, the people, have the Second Amendment, and we are allowed to use it against tyrannical government. And that's where it's been for years. No, who am I? I I'm just an American. I'm not the guy that's gonna go out here and do an audit because someone puts their hands-on me. I'm gonna defend myself, so that's why I Don't go out and audit.. I just need to stop watching these videos because it's just people out there. Just trying to Sue to get money and not changing anything because people just get rehired to keep doing the same thing.

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  3. Spent a 2 year in Soledad 1 year Corcoran jumped parole went back to Boston fugitive from justice warrant arrested in Boston back to chino 7 months wrap up. All prison are the same a money grab machine slave labor for profit you are stock in prison or out .

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  4. They are control freaks around this property, with law enforcement often does not know the laws themselves.
    They let someone point at a deaf man, with anything other than a nameless man pointing to him. They beat him up then tried to criminal charge him, never go after the ones lying to them, fight the DOJ but never go after the ones lying.

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  5. As a self-proclaimed expert, "Delete Lawz" should know…

    “Courts have found publicly accessible lobby areas of government buildings to be nonpublic forums. Other courts have even held certain publicly accessible outdoor areas to be nonpublic forums, including open-air plazas connected to government-owned buildings, and sidewalks connected to government buildings. Public access, in and of itself, does not make an area a public forum for first amendment purposes.” Source: Coates’ Canon

    Delete Lawz should also know…

    “It is common for First Amendment auditors to claim that they have a First Amendment right to film in a government building because it is open to the public (or in some cases, simply because it is owned by the government.) However, the fact that an area is held open to the public is not sufficient to establish it as a public forum for First Amendment purposes…The U.S. Supreme Court has explicitly stated that publicly owned or operated property “is not transformed into ‘public forum’ property merely because the public is permitted to freely enter and leave the grounds.” United States v. Grace, 461 U.S. 171, 178 (1983). Source: Coates’ Canons

    SCOTUS Ruling

    “The [government] workplace, like any place of employment, exists to accomplish the business of the employer. 'The Government, as an employer, must have wide discretion and control over the management of its personnel and internal affairs. It follows that the Government has the right to exercise control over access to the [government] workplace in order to avoid interruptions to the performance of the duties of its employees.” UNC School of Govt

    Delete Lawz should be well aware of rulings like this for lobbies…

    “In a decision affirmed by the Eighth Circuit, the Western District of Missouri held that a plaintiff had no constitutional right to videotape a police department lobby (Akins v. City of Columbia.)”

    Source: UNC School of Government.

    Seems like either his expertise is not as he claims or he is just playing the same rhetoric game as other auditors.

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