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By Christopher King
So many people would love to burn this blawg right on down, but guess what? It's Constitutionally protected, and no other media entity has done more to illuminate the salient issues pertaining to NH LE. And with that, I'm back to work on other issues, and waiting for Oral argument on Grafton County 08-E-192. Let's see what happens, and what principled legal rulings the Court issues in this matter.Plus, guess what again: As you long-term readers like Quiet Man will recall, I will impart upon you what Evan Schaeffer told me inasmuch that if you don't like what I do, "get your own blawg."
PS: Retired JAG Attorney Bill Christy - whatever his real name is - yelled at me for not divulging that Gregory W. Floyd should have turned in a Glock 23 last summer, pursuant to court Order after his conviction for criminal threats against AJ Boisvert. In so doing he implied that I was withholding information that would shade public perception about this multiple felon in a better light.
In reality, the information would have shaded public perception in a worse light, because my research indicates that this weapon was recently acquired, as it was not on the orginal inventory list you can read here at section II.
This in addition to the complete lack of information as to the disposition of Floyd's request for return of property (i.e. GUNS) from ten years ago in a previous criminal conviction for assault on a police officer. Read the docket sheet. Tell me this guy's not protected; ordinary folks with backgrounds like Floyd's would be doing some hard time, yah.
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on November 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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