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truth on the cost thing v. going to trial. you can't get an hours worth of an attorney's time for the $250 court costs that it cost to close this case.
ya found a picture of him swimming in all the money he madeso the sota kid gets nothing but a check from youtubE?
One way to find out.I wonder if that angry old man is still watching his corn fields like a hawk.
Cheaper to pay $250 fine and a slap on the wrist then spend money to fight it. Unless someone is paying my lawyer bill I may have done the same.No clue, I sure as hell wouldn't plead guilty if actually innocent. Just more evidence this whole ordeal is what happens when dickheads cross paths. Looks like Jeffy goes to court in April
And guaranteed hassle every time he tries to purchase a firearmI sure hate the language in that order. If they wanted to fk with someone they sure could. Just because I store my guns at a relatives doesn't mean I don't own them. Seems unconstitutional to me.
I dont think the kid did trespass, but now the court can find him innocent and Erman can't hate on the warden or the Game and Fish.So, I watched the video but missed the part where anyone who was hunting, trespassed. Why was the kid written up for trespass? Did I miss something in this whole fiasco? I was thinking after watching video that they were in the clear for trespass.
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One can get in trouble for going "near" someone's land?He was the one who got permission and was told "don't go near Jeff's land" or whatever. Since that statement was specifically told to him and nobody else, they charged just him.
How much different would it have been if the land owner said " you can hunt my land but stay away from section 16 " and the hunter went on section 16 ? He was given permission to hunt with instructions where not to hunt. I assume the land owner had part in the trespass citationi would have liked to see who would have blinked first if they actually set this for jury trial. it absolutely doesn't seem like a winnable case for the state imho. but, i have to wonder if she would have taken it to trial anyway for the reason stated directly above ^^^^ or if she would have eventually dismissed it. if the latter, at what point?