mjones
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Duress doesn't magically make it not a felony...
Duress doesn't magically make it not a felony...
I never stated it did, but I was under it, and it was the truth, so I stand by it.
NOW WITH THIS SUBJECT ADRESSED CAN PEOPLE STOP TRYING TO POINT OUT THE VERY OBVIOUS and maybe help to answer the question at hand.
If I wasn't aware of EXACTLY what I did I wouldn't make a post asking about their "policy" that made me do it.
Now anyone else that plans on replying to this thread PLEASE read this post because if I hear one more thing about putting the stuff in the backpack being illegal I am going to FLIP out
I KNOW what I did, I did it and I stand by it. PERIOD.
It was either put the **** in the backpack or be homeless in newport beach for more than a week.
Now tell me which one was the right choice.
As a public forum you get what you get when it comes to responses to a post.
I see you can research things online and commend you for doing so.
One thing that stands out in your posts is you unwillingness to listen to sound advice.
I know how it is to brush off advise from older and more experienced people. I did and am now dealing with the consequences.
The sooner you realize that people here are trying to help you not beat you down on what you have done and said the better.
Most on here would never agree that what you did should be against the law in the first place.
Your original question was something to do with the busses policy. It should be a simple answer to find with your skills.
I know when I give advise to someone who is not willing to listen I stop giving it. I hope you can see past you feelings of knowing this or that take sound advise.
Let us know what you find out on the policy. Good luck.
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It was either put the **** in the backpack or be homeless in newport beach for more than a week.
Now tell me which one was the right choice.
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One idea is to send them a certified letter as a NOTICE of INTENT indicating that you intend to lawfully open carry on their public transportation vehicles and that they have 10 days to reply otherwise they will be deemed to be in agreement with you.
If they have a policy that contradicts your NOTICE their "agreement" will override their policy.
"Have to", no but it is certainly a good idea. Utilize the green card, return receipt request. One could go a step further and have a third party; friend, notary, etc. mail the notice and include a Certificate of Service. The certificate should be a statement indicating who, what, where, when and signed by the third party.
Check out what the law says regarding, NOTICE;
http://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/1/article1.htm#s1-101
Scroll down to section 1-201
It's also beneficial to go over that various definitions in that section and the others and be come aware of the similarities of the terms in the UCC and what are used in the courts for criminal cases. The relations should surprise you.