TripleDigitRide

Now I want some sushi.

Some qualifiers might help. Did they offer any? Basically, you're not afforded the same level of "rights" in your vehicle as you would be in your home. It goes back to the whole private property vs public property thing. All based on previous SCOTUS decisions. Not that you don't have any rights while on public property, but not the same level you would have if you were at home.

In both of the local news articles, 2 very well-respected attorneys said that his rights were not violated.

He better be thankful he wasn't in Texas. They seem to enjoy roadside body cavity searches. http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/07/04/two-texas-women-sue-troopers-over-unconstitutional-roadside-body-cavity-search/

He does have a few other rather interesting videos. He's trying to put a stop to panhandlers in Murfreesboro. He does have a couple firearms related videos.

Wow! So what's left? That's a rather large list.

No sweat. You weren't the first one to repost it.  ;) 

If she had any credibility, the defense nullified that with Mrs. Zimmerman claiming that the screaming was coming from her son. And if that wasn't enough, Zimmerman's uncle's claim was sure to do it.

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You obviously have to be a member to view the pdf file.

I have learned to let thy thief rob thy neighbor. Unless you are directly harming me or my family, every man for himself. And in the event I am forced to protect myself or family, don't talk to anyone except an attorney. I think I already knew that part, but this case has strengthened that belief. 

Will the sharpener also sharpen serrated portions on the blade?

Assuming he is granted asylum, would he still run into issues getting from Russia to either of the above mentioned countries? Or, once granted asylum, is he free to travel, as long as he doesn't step foot on the soil of a country that's willing to turn him over to the U.S.? 

My ZT is a work knife (still has stains), so I'm not too afraid. I am horrible at knife sharpening, so I think this will be my best bet.

Nicaragua and Venezuela willing to grant asylum to Edward Snowden  

(CNN) -- Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has offered asylum to U.S. intelligence leaker Edward Snowden

Oh, the ME did a fine job of discrediting himself.  :rofl:   I was under the impression that the defense could not bring the toxicology report to the jury's attention. 

Everyone still liking their Work Sharp? I'm about to order one, and thought I'd check back one more time to make sure there's been no regrets.

Not that I want to see riots, but I would rather see riots than a guilty verdict.

No. That would be stupid.

Didn't take long to make the news.   http://www.wkrn.com/story/22770235/dui-checkpoint-video-youtube

I'm fairly certain that ruling only applies to private property, such as your home. They cannot legally walk a dog around your home. I do not think the same ruling applies to your vehicle while on public property.   Oops! I was beat to it.

If only our Founding Fathers had added a 'non-interpretation clause'.

What a complete waste of time that was. Her mind was made before the motion even began.

The prosecution is doing a great job of arguing against acquittal, and I'm sure they will win this one.