Freedom1Man
Regular Member
How about instead of snippets of cases (probably taken far out of context) that seem to support your view, can you provide a SINGLE case that was not reversed in which a conviction for driving without a license or suspended license or whatever was thrown out on the grounds that a license is unconstitutional? I can't find one case in which a DW/oL conviction was overturned on the basis that DLs are not constitutional.
Because I can all but be assured that if any court had thrown out DL requirements on a constitutional basis that the appropriate State legislature or congress would waste no time amending their respective constitutions to allow it.
That is FAR from true.
You missed the part that shows they are totally willing to misapply the law.
So the rulings that are being made are based on the legal intent of the law and since the people don't bother to learn the limited intended use of the law there is no need to expose the truth.
I have proof of this in my documents box for a case that I was the process server on.
The price of my service was that I would get a copy of the final ruling because I found the case to be that interesting.
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In the mentioned case the judges did not even bother to cite they law they were basing their ruling on. They made things up as they went in their ruling. It was disgusting. My friend did not have enough money to appeal the ruling any higher though.
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