sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
So I have been pushing the issue and showed up for court last month sans I.D.
Don't worry I had a back up plan in case they refused, advice from a lawyer was not to
miss this one.
I have been the sore spot for them though they pretty much told me they don't care what state law was they have their procedure. But because I had no I.D. I asked what do I do and who do I sue if I got arrested for missing my court date. The lady at the desk called the a city attorney. They took my costco card for I.D., otherwise I would have had to use my back up plan. ( I didn't drive to court ). They also have lock boxes but don't give you the key, they also had no method of giving you a receipt or anything to prove you had a firearm in their lock boxes, I made her print me out something.
So I asked what the lawyers name was and the phone number since I showed up very early.
I called the lawyer and informed the lawyer that next time I will not even have my wallet on my next court date, and that the state law states that I am supposed to get the key, or they designate a person to accept firearm. I also informed her though that the court house is liable for anything that happens to the firearm while in their possession. She told me she would review it and discuss it with Linda Stork ( the head honcho in the court house). I informed her I had already tried this route in the past and that Linda told me the legal office was supposed to call and discuss it with me which never happened.
When asked if I can get an e-mail or a phone call on what the decision was she said no. I just have to keep checking back. So last week when I had to go down town to get a Police Complaint form (which they are now refusing to give again :banghead
I walked across the street to ask if they have changed their "procedure", was informed they are moving the lock boxes so they can give firearm owners a key. Still not sure if they will want to see I.D.
Don't worry I had a back up plan in case they refused, advice from a lawyer was not to
miss this one.
I have been the sore spot for them though they pretty much told me they don't care what state law was they have their procedure. But because I had no I.D. I asked what do I do and who do I sue if I got arrested for missing my court date. The lady at the desk called the a city attorney. They took my costco card for I.D., otherwise I would have had to use my back up plan. ( I didn't drive to court ). They also have lock boxes but don't give you the key, they also had no method of giving you a receipt or anything to prove you had a firearm in their lock boxes, I made her print me out something.
So I asked what the lawyers name was and the phone number since I showed up very early.
I called the lawyer and informed the lawyer that next time I will not even have my wallet on my next court date, and that the state law states that I am supposed to get the key, or they designate a person to accept firearm. I also informed her though that the court house is liable for anything that happens to the firearm while in their possession. She told me she would review it and discuss it with Linda Stork ( the head honcho in the court house). I informed her I had already tried this route in the past and that Linda told me the legal office was supposed to call and discuss it with me which never happened.
When asked if I can get an e-mail or a phone call on what the decision was she said no. I just have to keep checking back. So last week when I had to go down town to get a Police Complaint form (which they are now refusing to give again :banghead
I walked across the street to ask if they have changed their "procedure", was informed they are moving the lock boxes so they can give firearm owners a key. Still not sure if they will want to see I.D.
