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pkbites wrote:
Perhaps you could simply do that since you live so close by. Certainlythere's a blotter report at least that could be gleaned...?
Para: Thanks for the info. I understand your need to keep certain things close to the vest; not bad advice from your attorney. I also understand that people have lives beyond hawking a computer so if you go quiet like a sub for awhile you might even be out for groceries; certainly doesn't bother me at least.
I'm fairly certain at some level that the DA's office is running a punchlist of:
-"how do we get through this without looking incompetent?" and
-"how do we get through to the other side without giving mere mortals a glimpse into the weakness in our statutory interpretation?" (because at some point there will be a play book written on how stupid the whole situation is)
[hijack] As an aside,I have contactedmy elected reps to ask them to beat on the AG's office; not regarding anything about this case in particular but because Van Hollen has been so clearly mute on the whole situation. That some major milestone has ostensibly been achieved because someone figured out a certification standard for retired LE and hewas able to make such ceremony of handing a 'permit' to someone is bs - something which should've been done years ago. The only thing it did was get Ms. Bonavia's pulserateat WAVE elevated (something I support). Butthe AG has been a disappointment thus far.
OC is allowed because the law stands mute about it (perfectlyproper imo). But there will be other issues to come such as what to do in a vehicle. And unless something is done, it willlikely be ruled (under the current court configuration) that constant deholstering/clearing of the gun to meet transport law is both dangerous and inconvenient to the point of denying the spirit of the WI Constitution. But it shouldn't have to be that way, with each little nuance having to be ruled on at the expense of some sacrificial new test case, and wouldn't if the AG would issue a position that every LE agency in the state could see regardingconduct in these situations. [/hijack]
Edit: Pointman, good post.
pkbites wrote:
I live iin West Allis/Milwaukee. 10 minutes and I'm there.
Perhaps you could simply do that since you live so close by. Certainlythere's a blotter report at least that could be gleaned...?
Para: Thanks for the info. I understand your need to keep certain things close to the vest; not bad advice from your attorney. I also understand that people have lives beyond hawking a computer so if you go quiet like a sub for awhile you might even be out for groceries; certainly doesn't bother me at least.
I'm fairly certain at some level that the DA's office is running a punchlist of:
-"how do we get through this without looking incompetent?" and
-"how do we get through to the other side without giving mere mortals a glimpse into the weakness in our statutory interpretation?" (because at some point there will be a play book written on how stupid the whole situation is)
[hijack] As an aside,I have contactedmy elected reps to ask them to beat on the AG's office; not regarding anything about this case in particular but because Van Hollen has been so clearly mute on the whole situation. That some major milestone has ostensibly been achieved because someone figured out a certification standard for retired LE and hewas able to make such ceremony of handing a 'permit' to someone is bs - something which should've been done years ago. The only thing it did was get Ms. Bonavia's pulserateat WAVE elevated (something I support). Butthe AG has been a disappointment thus far.
OC is allowed because the law stands mute about it (perfectlyproper imo). But there will be other issues to come such as what to do in a vehicle. And unless something is done, it willlikely be ruled (under the current court configuration) that constant deholstering/clearing of the gun to meet transport law is both dangerous and inconvenient to the point of denying the spirit of the WI Constitution. But it shouldn't have to be that way, with each little nuance having to be ruled on at the expense of some sacrificial new test case, and wouldn't if the AG would issue a position that every LE agency in the state could see regardingconduct in these situations. [/hijack]
Edit: Pointman, good post.