Constitutional Law

Gregory and Michelle Floyd both lied to court in 1998 to get guns back, Feds dropped ball on 18 U.S.C. 922 report.

By Christopher King

Floyd has Sentencing 08 CR 23 on 1 Oct. 11:30a. at Haverhill District.
Floyd has Arraignment on Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct, 08-S-697/8 at 9 Oct. 9a.
Floyd has a status conference on the imposition of sentence on 16 October 98-S-242, Floyd pleading guilty relative to the Simple Assault charges against a certain LE.

In their 1998 application to have property returned, the Floyds warranted, by and through counsel that the nearest guns would be "in a locked cabinet 100 miles away in Manchester, New Hampshire."
The State wrote: "clearly the items seized from the Defendant present a very real danger to the community and the victim of the crime for which he was convicted."
As we know Floyd just turned in at least one gun (I know what it is and it had better be that when it all comes down) just this summer so he's busted.

We're gathering our local signatures on the KingCast/Franconia Collective 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) Petition this weekend.

And you know what? The Court file is devoid of any record on the Court's Decision, only an Order that the event was stayed "pending U.S. Attorney review," exactly one decade ago, on 22 September 1998. Looks like I'll have to remind U.S. Attorney Mark Zuckerman of his vow to me earlier last year.

I will remind Joe Biden of his exact same vow to me in Nashua, New Hampshire this year, exactly one decade later.

Namaste.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on September 26, 2008 (boomark / email).