Certified Mail received from Sheriff
" Dear Sir,
We received your letter notifying us of your intent to carry a pistol on site at the Dakota County Court complex in October during jury duty. Please see the attached court order dated from May 2006 "
The court order reads -
District Court First Judicial District
ORDER
Persuant to the administrative authority of the chief judge under Minn stat 484.6, subd 3: the inherent judicial power of the court under Article 1, 8Article 3, 1 and Article 6, 1
Of the Minnesota Constitution rules 2.02 (e) and (f) Rules of practice - District Courts: Minn Stat subds 1 and 3; and Minn stat 609.66 Subd. 1g (3) and (4)
IT IS ORDERED
1. Effective immediately all persons including those who have a permit under Minn Stat 624.714 are PROHIBITED from having firearms on their person or in their possession in courtrooms, adjacent hallways, and other areas attendant to the court function so designated excepted as provided in paragraph 2 below
This order does not applyu to
licensed peace officers or military personnel who are performing official duties
Persons who possess firearms for the purpose of display as demonstrative evidence during testimony at a trial or exhibition in compliance with advance notice and safety guidelines set by the sheriff
Persons who posses dangerous weapons in a courthouse complex with the express written consent of the county sheriff
Dated 5/31 2006 signed by chief judge William Macklin
So there you have it .. a judge has written an order basically making the LAW in place VOID.
Not sure how the hell he has the power to do that ... but apparantly .. he does.