Quote Originally Posted by FoxtArt View Post
Everyone who reads laws like this and think there are "get out of jail loopholes" fundamentally don't understand the legal system.

IF the Denver DA did want to charge you, you would be successfully prosecuted whether or not your receiver was blank or had "FJB2021" engraved on it.

Laws only provide justification for the courts to attack you (the citizen), they do not, in truth, restrain the courts in any fashion, way, or kind. There's more than 1,000 ways a court can dynamically edit and even rewrite or create legislation and regulation to suit their whims, and it happens every day.
Quote Originally Posted by crays View Post
Just for kicks, and since it's the weekend, how about citing several actual examples of legislation being rewritten or created in the middle of, and due to, litigation procedures, by the court?

Creative interpretation of existing laws/regulations don't count, as per your fairly specific declaration above.



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Maybe a bit overstatement by the 1st comment, but not far from the truth. The reality is that the prosecution is the punishment. I know it is anecdotal, and I don’t have hard citations, but Denver grabbing ARs and saying have fun getting back your guns.

But is there any better example than Rittenhouse? The prosecution was the punishment- that will continue the rest of his life. Look at the prosecution overcharging. Look at the procedural ‘errors’ that violated his rights. Look at how they flipped the standard to basically being “Innocent beyond and crazy doubt”. That prosecution was a complete crap-show, from the prosecutor to the “I object to objecting” so-called ‘defense’. Yeah, not guilty- after how much time in jail and how much money spent?