Colorado sheriffs plan lawsuit challenging state gun control laws

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Originally Posted by Zundfolge

Where do we send our checks? :p

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Wait... are bribes tax deductible?

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Originally Posted by Colorado Osprey

Wait... are bribes tax deductible?

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Only if you label it "political contribution"

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Originally Posted by cofi

which is when?

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Thought I read somewhere that the judge has 6 months for a decision..

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Originally Posted by def90

Thought I read somewhere that the judge has 6 months for a decision..

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Yes, we should know right before election time.

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Originally Posted by KAPA

Yes, we should know right before election time.

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That could very well be a win-win. If it goes in our favor, good. If it doesn't, it'll put the issue in the forefront for the election.

...which is why we might see this decision made quickly, rather than near the election.

O2

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Originally Posted by O2HeN2

That could very well be a win-win. If it goes in our favor, good. If it doesn't, it'll put the issue in the forefront for the election.

...which is why we might see this decision made quickly, rather than near the election.

O2

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This is a law matter, politics does not weigh into it.



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Originally Posted by merl

This is a law matter, politics does not weigh into it.



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I am sorry Sir, but politics always have weigh into law matters... Since the creation of politics, and if it is something crucial like this, politicians will use it to their advantage, specially when re elections are near.

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Originally Posted by vossman

When the judge decides which sides bribe is the best for him/her maybe?

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Lol

ao so there is no "must have a ruling by this date" sorta thing?

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Originally Posted by O2HeN2

That could very well be a win-win. If it goes in our favor, good. If it doesn't, it'll put the issue in the forefront for the election.

...which is why we might see this decision made quickly, rather than near the election.

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Agreed. If the result comes down right before the election, one way or the other, it puts the issue back in the forefront which can only harm Democrats.

The judge is a Bush era appointee, with a fairly conservative record. If she rules in our favor, the ruling may come sooner, if she decides that the laws are constitutional and otherwise valid, she may delay the ruling to advance party politics. Purely speculation on my part, and I'm probably talking out of my ass...