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Posted: 3/14/2015 7:42:20 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TescoVee:
NOLO, let me get this one for you. SOON... Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By TescoVee:
Originally Posted By cpl_fisher:
Originally Posted By NoloContendere:
Originally Posted By excursel:
So NOLO can we get detail what role etc Mr Heller will have in the case and any other information? the press release will spell everything out. eta on press release? Well done! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 7:46:20 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By UtahShotgunner:
Why is there a statue of Donald Regan in Berlin? It was his boss, Ronald Reagan that gave the famous speech. Minor nit that I pick. 
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By UtahShotgunner:
Originally Posted By dillehayd:
It took years of work to get a statue of Regan in Berlin. A Nolo statue would take days if not hours. Why is there a statue of Donald Regan in Berlin? It was his boss, Ronald Reagan that gave the famous speech. Minor nit that I pick.
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Posted: 3/14/2015 7:53:54 PM EST
[#3]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By GuardianAgent:
Well done! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By GuardianAgent:
Originally Posted By TescoVee:
Originally Posted By cpl_fisher:
Originally Posted By NoloContendere:
Originally Posted By excursel:
So NOLO can we get detail what role etc Mr Heller will have in the case and any other information? the press release will spell everything out. eta on press release? Well done! WAIT FOR IT. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 8:13:47 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By NoloContendere:
the press release will spell everything out. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By NoloContendere:
Originally Posted By excursel:
So NOLO can we get detail what role etc Mr Heller will have in the case and any other information? the press release will spell everything out. A press conference? No way! 
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Posted: 3/14/2015 8:41:29 PM EST
[Last Edit: sitkashooter]
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Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page:
"Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't. 
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Posted: 3/14/2015 8:42:03 PM EST
[Last Edit: sbl23]
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Posted: 3/14/2015 8:51:05 PM EST
[Last Edit: 00sdime00]
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NVM
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Posted: 3/14/2015 8:53:46 PM EST
[Last Edit: sitkashooter]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 00sdime00:
K Have you linked the above chicken little to http://hellerfoundation.org/ and told him to fuck off yet! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By 00sdime00:
K Originally Posted By sitkashooter:
Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't.
ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. Have you linked the above chicken little to http://hellerfoundation.org/ and told him to fuck off yet! Yes!!! He posted this soon after!!! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:20:55 PM EST
[Last Edit: Got_Nukes]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By sitkashooter:
Yes!!! He posted this soon after!!! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By sitkashooter:
Originally Posted By 00sdime00:
K Originally Posted By sitkashooter:
Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't.
ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. Have you linked the above chicken little to http://hellerfoundation.org/ and told him to fuck off yet! Yes!!! He posted this soon after!!! So he would rather maintain the status quo than challenge the law. 
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:30:13 PM EST
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I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience.
I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:33:10 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Got_Nukes: So he would rather maintain the status quo than challenge the law.  Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By Got_Nukes: Originally Posted By sitkashooter: Originally Posted By 00sdime00: K Originally Posted By sitkashooter: Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't. ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. Have you linked the above chicken little to http://hellerfoundation.org/ and told him to fuck off yet! Yes!!! He posted this soon after!!! So he would rather maintain the status quo than challenge the law. Cowards gonna coward. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:33:55 PM EST
[Last Edit: FlyingGorilla]
[#12]
Excellent news to hear that you're on the team with Nolo, Alan. Welcome aboard the floating internet asylum known as Arfcom. Here's hoping you and Nolo meet with the greatest of success in your efforts.
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:34:42 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:37:28 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Rahh Glad to have a Marine in the fight. Welcome Sir!
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:38:14 PM EST
[Last Edit: LuxorDeathbed]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck If you are as you claim then 
Most people here see Nolo as a very competent person. Just some naysayers. [edit] I see Nolo has confirmed, just have to watch out for trolls. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:39:00 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Thank you, and thank you for your service. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:39:41 PM EST
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Yes thank you in many different ways.
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:39:57 PM EST
[Last Edit: ejeviking]
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood: I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck  ETA: Semper Fi! Now log out and log back in! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:46:31 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By sitkashooter:
Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't.
ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. You may also want to remind him that the NRA tried to scuttle Heller half a dozen times before it got to the USSC, and over many of the same fears stated here except for the GoFundMe thing. And IIRC that was only set up because people here asked for a way to donate, not because NOLO was out soliciting funds. Going through the Heller Foundations allows people to donate and get a tax deduction since it's a 501c3 non-profit. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 9:59:46 PM EST
[#20]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 10:06:36 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By sitkashooter:
Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't.
ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. I guess he's not getting enough attention from his 5 person audience on Subguns so now he's spamming other boards too. What a douche. |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 10:08:38 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By NoloContendere: Welcome! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By NoloContendere: Originally Posted By wolfwood: I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome! Shit just got REAL !!!!  Welcome to the looney bin !!! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 11:14:34 PM EST
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My vote for best post #1 ever.
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Posted: 3/14/2015 11:17:53 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Indeed! Welcome to the asylum! |
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Posted: 3/14/2015 11:22:01 PM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome sir, and I hope you will continue to visit here..I am but a lowlife minion who cannot afford machine-guns, but I support everything you guys are doing..thanks ... |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 12:40:58 AM EST
[#26]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By jcriley:
I guess he's not getting enough attention from his 5 person audience on Subguns so now he's spamming other boards too. What a douche. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By jcriley:
Originally Posted By sitkashooter:
Some guy here in Alaska has accused Nolo of being an idiot shyster lawyer... Here is what he just wrote on an Alaska NFA page: "Criticizing the plan or the players does not make one antigun, or gay, or retarded, or a rich fatcat. Can you agree with that? Not the end goal, but the plan and the players. Can you distinguish between those three things? I have to ask, because as a rule, nobody else has when these issues are brought up. First way- inexperienced lawyers. Just because a lawyer knows what an AR15 is or what NFA stands for or feels that a trust is a good means to possess a firearm does not mean he is a good lawyer, or an experienced lawyer. Which is why I would like to keep everyone aware of the fact that those lawyers who argued Heller are not involved in Hollis. That is a very important fact, one which is not only not being discussed, when it is pointed out, the person who points it out is personally attacked... Alan Gura, Robert Levy, and Clark Neily are stellar lawyers, both in their grasp of law and in legal maneuvering. I have seen nothing that would indicate that those currently involved in Hollis, or those involved in the Heller Foundation, make me want to have them 'help' determine the future of our gun rights in any fashion. And remember- Gura & Co. only won Heller by a single vote. Second way- a bad case. Starting with a bad case is a great way to make bad case law. Finding and filing your case only after you have received $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign is not how you find a good case. Any lawyer who doesn't have $20-30,000 in free money from a gofundme campaign will say that. Your first personal attack against someone who disagrees with your assertion is that I'm financially driven- I don't have a no strings attached gofundme campaign in place. Starting with the first way, continuing with the second way, leads you right into the third way- Activist judges- of which they all are. So you've got the first, you've got the second- hell, you don't even need both, you could have varying degrees of either or, for that matter, just a moonbat judge who has spent her entire life to get to where she can 'make a difference'... which means she not only gets to say 'no', she gets to say 'no- and here's why, and where, and for whom...' I'll add more in a bit." I really don't understand the haters.... I just don't.
ETA: I never accused him of anything in the first sentance.... All I did was wonder if he was sitting on MGs for investment reasons. I guess he's not getting enough attention from his 5 person audience on Subguns so now he's spamming other boards too. What a douche. Funny thing, he's reading this thread but of course refuses to enter into the conversation. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 12:58:17 AM EST
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The amount of Deep that some supposedly pro gun people exude just amazes me.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 1:16:10 AM EST
[#28]
Quote HistoryThe cat got out of the bag early and arfcom hammered the page... give us a chance, we're working on it!!! Please bear with us. I mean, we're working on it RFN as I type this. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 1:16:59 AM EST
[#29]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By fargo007:
My vote for best post #1 ever.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 1:17:47 AM EST
[#30]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome Alan! |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 1:54:47 AM EST
[#31]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Thank you for your efforts, you are greatly appreciated! |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 1:56:49 AM EST
[#32]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome to the site Mr. Beck. Give em hell! |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 2:40:40 AM EST
[Last Edit: gtfoxy]
[#33]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck 15'er of the YEAR! (That's my welcome) You mentioned it, sort of, so I have to go OT & ask how much longer before the 99% Lower bomb gets dropped? |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 2:43:43 AM EST
[#34]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome to the board, Mr. Beck. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 3:24:09 AM EST
[#35]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By THEBAUMER:
Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By THEBAUMER:
Originally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet
Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are 
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Posted: 3/15/2015 4:10:46 AM EST
[#36]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood: I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome and thank you for your good work.  |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 6:31:16 AM EST
[#37]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Glad to have you, Alan.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 6:38:06 AM EST
[#38]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome to Arfcom! Please don't be a stranger, at least in this thread.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 6:40:48 AM EST
[#39]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By gtfoxy:
15'er of the YEAR! (That's my welcome) You mentioned it, sort of, so I have to go OT & ask how much longer before the 99% Lower bomb gets dropped? Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By gtfoxy:
Originally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck 15'er of the YEAR! (That's my welcome) You mentioned it, sort of, so I have to go OT & ask how much longer before the 99% Lower bomb gets dropped? 
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Posted: 3/15/2015 7:31:29 AM EST
[#40]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck You realize that once here you can never leave. 
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Posted: 3/15/2015 7:35:49 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Post count...check. Join date...check. I kid, I kid. Hope you stay and keep us updated. It's been awesome to watch Nolo's progress and hear his thoughts throughout this whole thing. Thanks for all you guys are doing and keep up the good work. |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 7:47:00 AM EST
[#42]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome to ARFCom and thank you for joining the case and forum! Glad to have you.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 8:01:42 AM EST
[#43]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By alphajaguars: The what now?????? Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By alphajaguars: Originally Posted By gtfoxy: Originally Posted By wolfwood: I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck 15'er of the YEAR! (That's my welcome) You mentioned it, sort of, so I have to go OT & ask how much longer before the 99% Lower bomb gets dropped? The what now?????? |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 8:16:35 AM EST
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I suspect the ATF will use the same argument that they used with the SIG Brace. That misusing a product changes what it is. However, one could argue that the end user is the one ultimately changing what is, and no transfer of a firearm is taking place at the time of sale. Etc Etc. Not saying the ATF is on solid legal ground, but do you want to be the one they make an example out of? However, it is something that should be litigated to say the very least. It would just be difficult to find someone who has standing, since no one wants to risk a felony to challenge it.
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Posted: 3/15/2015 9:03:42 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Welcome to the site and we are all hoping you guys success |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 10:07:41 AM EST
[Last Edit: ejeviking]
[#46]
Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ziegenbock: Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ziegenbock: Originally Posted By THEBAUMER: Originally Posted By wolfwood: I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are |
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Posted: 3/15/2015 10:19:22 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
THEBAUMER was 12 minutes late though! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
Originally Posted By ziegenbock:
Originally Posted By THEBAUMER:
Originally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet
Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are
the dude's probably never going to post here again, and y'all are still tripping over each other to buy him a membership 
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Posted: 3/15/2015 11:02:39 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
THEBAUMER was 12 minutes late though! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
Originally Posted By ziegenbock:
Originally Posted By THEBAUMER:
Originally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet
Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are
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Posted: 3/15/2015 11:11:17 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
THEBAUMER was 12 minutes late though! Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By ejeviking:
Originally Posted By ziegenbock:
Originally Posted By THEBAUMER:
Originally Posted By wolfwood:
I'm litigating this case with Steve. I tend to stay away from these internet forums but I figured I'd chime in regarding our experience. I actually litigated the Hawaii handgun carry case Baker v. Kealoha. That was argued and won on the same day as San Diego v Peruta at the Ninth Circuit. I overturned Hawaii ban on resident aliens in Fotoudis v. City and County of Honolulu I have two other Hawaii cases on appeal to the Ninth Circuit on Second Amendment issues. Both are fully briefed and deal with novel issues for the nation I also currently represent Ares Armor against the A.T.F. in several matters. I also have been successful in other areas of constitutional law. Primarily First Amendment and government takings issues. I have spent almost my entire legal career dedicated to curbing governmental abuse. Prior to that I served in the Marines which provided me with basic weapons knowledge most other attorneys in this area of law do not possess. I have found Stephen to be a capable attorney that is easy to work with. I believe that the pleadings we have drafted in this matter are on par with anything you will find from the gun lobbies' attorneys. -Alan Beck Nice 1st post. Thanks for helping. Now...log out and log back in. Hey THEBAUMER.....You fucking ROCK Brother....I don't even think he know what this means....yet
Welcome wolfwood....followed some of your Post over on Calguns. Some of us know who you are
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Posted: 3/15/2015 11:17:07 AM EST
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Quote HistoryOriginally Posted By MaxTheRabbit:
the dude's probably never going to post here again, and y'all are still tripping over each other to buy him a membership Meanwhile, you continue the trend of making this the most quoted first post. 
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