Fred2
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Link to the FB pages https://www.facebook.com/HQATF I'm surprised BATF did not pull the whole site down, it is a real dog pile there.
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What is that area like? I stumbled across it on the internet somehow, the concept that NJ land could be controlled by Delaware law was interesting to me.
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What about being in Delaware and NJ at the same time? Finns Point would fit the bill, if you could find a lot for sale there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finns_Point www.google.com/maps/place/Finns+Point,+Delaware+19720/@39.605944,-75.5779895,14z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x89c7051d6e1107a3:0x8bd799781655f29f
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Why not buy land on the other side of the river? That way, you can shoot at NJ.
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True Politicians ruin everything they touch.
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What about defining Unreasonable deviations? If it is not defined as unreasonable, it would be allowed. Thoughts?
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In NJ, that would be the Probable Cause plate.
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I think that case serves as an example of how the rule of law does not apply to the government. Just the Sheeple
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http://www.nj.gov/governor/news/reports/pdf/20151221123919328.pdf The bottom of Page 4 is where they throw us under the bus. In short, they discredit the Heller decision, because it MIGHT be be overturned. Page 12 they say that since we have been screwed for a century, it is OK to continue to do so. Makes you wonder what laws these guys studied.
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For S and G I googled the commissioners. We have 2 lawyers, and a professor, but nothing that looks like someone from the Pro 2A side. As a lawyer for Gov. Chris Christie, Adam Heck collects a $110,000 state salary – plus an additional $44,000 a year in police pension pay for being “totally and permanently disabled” in the eyes of New Jersey. — Gov. Chris Christie on Monday named a Republican attorney to the state's campaign finance watchdog agency — but the appointment will do nothing to fill a vacancy that has left the agency struggling to conduct business for nearly four years. The governor appointed Eric H. Jaso to the state Election Law Enforcement Commission. If approved by the Senate, he would replace retired Judge Amos Saunder, also a Republican. Vice Dean Lillquist teaches in the areas of criminal law and procedure, evidence and intellectual property. Dean Lillquist has been very active in efforts to improve the operation of the criminal justice system, writing extensively on the topic. He also testified before the New Jersey Death Penalty Study Commission. He has written the implication of technology and biology for medicine and commerce. Most recently, he has published on the implication of government regulation on networked technologies.
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The business man in me thinks that renting standard capacity mags would be a good thing for ranges that are just across the border from NJ
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Judges are supposed to be fair and impartial. Therefore, I would think that they are pretty much interchangeable. If they are not, I would think we have an even bigger problem
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It would be referred to as constructive possession, or something like that.
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There should be a wast transfer station for you county some where. If you local town can't figure it out, call the Public Works dept from a different town in your county. You go to the transfer station, get weighed, dump the crap, get weighed again, and pay the man. Around here, you are allowed to go one or twice per year.
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All he has to do is instruct his pd dept and judges to approve permits.
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We're boned. http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2015/12/sweeney_survives_recall_effort_by_gun-rights_advoc.html#incart_river_home
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