Legal Fund for Dan Moore

[Neplusultra]

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peter nap wrote:

Kevin108 wrote:

skidmark wrote:

If nobody else wants to do it, I "volunteer" to set up a passbook savings account at my bank under the name "Danbus Legal Defense Fund". This, BTW, is how most "donate to a good cause accounts" are handled.

The kicker is that any funds not used by danbus go to a party at Hooters at Waterside - time/date TBA.

Anybody that wants to send $$ can PM me - I'll hold off setting up the account until I see some real interest AND Dan says it's OK with him.

stay safe.

skidmark

I like this idea, but I would also like to see the account linked to PayPal. Click, click, click and a donation has been made. Principles aside, quite a bit more money will be raised if it's easy to donate and it doesn't get much easier than PayPal.

kevin, for those of us that do NOT have a paypal account, it's more than click, click. That's if I would even consider using them which I won't!

Silly Boyz. Why not have multiple methods of payment?

 

[skidmark]

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The fund has been created. Go here: http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum54/17367.html

I'm in the process of getting PayPal arranged. GearPay is undergoing updates but I will create an account there as soon as possible for those that want to use anything but PayPal.

You can also go into any First Market Bank (very gun friendly) and make a deposit over the counter to "The Danbus Fund". You do not need to know the account number - they can look it up under that name.

stay safe.

skidmark

 

[jegoodin]

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skidmark wrote:

The fund has been created. Go here: http://opencarry.mywowbb.com/forum54/17367.html

I'm in the process of getting PayPal arranged. GearPay is undergoing updates but I will create an account there as soon as possible for those that want to use anything but PayPal.

You can also go into any First Market Bank (very gun friendly) and make a deposit over the counter to "The Danbus Fund". You do not need to know the account number - they can look it up under that name.

stay safe.

skidmark

Thanks for taking the lead!

 

[Grapeshot]

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Done!

[url]http://tinyurl.com/6hj254[/url]
linky squirrels - may have to copy & paste

Yata hey

 

[Kevin108]

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Grape, your link is borked.

 

[Shotgun]

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Do you mean to tell me that Dan isn't already awash with the city's cash? Not yet, anyway, huh!?

 

[Grapeshot]

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Kevin108 wrote:

Grape, your link is borked.

Just clicked on it (above) and it works for me.

If further problems just go to the Virginia forum - The Danbus Fund

Yata hey

 

[Grapeshot]

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Shotgun wrote:

Do you mean to tell me that Dan isn't already awash with the city's cash? Not yet, anyway, huh!?

Dan is one of our own - a brother in every sense of the word. He has stood tall, walked the walk and done so with humility and grace.

His fight is very literally our own and we neither solicit donations for his or our own personal gain. Rather it is to ease what is a potentially a huge burden from his shoulders and carry some of the load ourselves.

To borrow a well known expression: He ain't heavy. He's my brother.

Yata hey

 

[paramedic70002]

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Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

 

[peter nap]

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paramedic70002 wrote:

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

They can in Virginia.

 

[TFred]

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peter nap wrote:

paramedic70002 wrote:

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

They can in Virginia.

Huh? How would that not be double jeopardy?

TFred

 

[TexasNative]

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TFred wrote:

peter nap wrote:

paramedic70002 wrote:

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

They can in Virginia.

Huh? How would that not be double jeopardy?

TFred

There's a difference between a second trial for the same offense (double jeopardy) and appealing a verdict.

~ Boyd

 

[TFred]

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TexasNative wrote:

TFred wrote:

peter nap wrote:

paramedic70002 wrote:

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

They can in Virginia.

Huh? How would that not be double jeopardy?

TFred

There's a difference between a second trial for the same offense (double jeopardy) and appealing a verdict.

~ Boyd

IANAL... this happens in criminal cases? By the prosecution? Any well-known examples? Am I being a dunce?

Wikipedia (I know, I know, but remember, IANAL ) says:

... due to the double jeopardy principle, in the United States the state or prosecution may never appeal a jury or bench verdict of acquittal.

TFred

 

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For those that don't like paypal there is another big payment service out there called: https://www.revolutionmoneyexchange.com

 

[peter nap]

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TFred wrote:

TexasNative wrote:

TFred wrote:

peter nap wrote:

paramedic70002 wrote:

Someone correct me if I am wrong, but if Dan is found not guilty in court, the prosecution has no remedy, i.e. the state cannot appeal an exoneration in a criminal trial.

They can in Virginia.

Huh? How would that not be double jeopardy?

TFred

There's a difference between a second trial for the same offense (double jeopardy) and appealing a verdict.

~ Boyd

IANAL... this happens in criminal cases? By the prosecution? Any well-known examples? Am I being a dunce?

Wikipedia (I know, I know, but remember, IANAL ) says:

... due to the double jeopardy principle, in the United States the state or prosecution may never appeal a jury or bench verdict of acquittal.

TFred

This is the PAYMENT thread so lets not get into this. In short, the prosecutor can appeal to have the verdict set aside and a new trial is ordered. Not common and it has narrow guidelines,but it happens. We can start a new thread on it sometime.

 

[TFred]

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peter nap wrote:

This is the PAYMENT thread so lets not get into this. ...

Of course you are correct, I should not have extended the side-track!

TFred