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    Apellee's brief in Parker v. District of Columbia

    crim, I am sorry but you are in tinfoil territory when it comes to law. Constitutions do not GRANT rights. They recognize rights that already exist, naturally. See, for example, the 9th Amendment. If a provision securing an unenumerated right were repealed, the right might lose some...
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    Apellee's brief in Parker v. District of Columbia

    crim: I know your type. All lawyers do. You're the kind of person who comes in with some sort of screwball theory, and you know it all. Well, you don't. I know how that sounds, what I'm saying, but sometimes there's just no subsitute for a direct statement of reality. There's a reason we...
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    Apellee's brief in Parker v. District of Columbia

    Mr. Crim: It is hard to know where to begin. This is no particular order: 1. Congress does not have the power to establish religion, yet the First Amendment forbids the establishment of religion by Congress. Why? Because the framers of the BOR didn't trust the government would remain...
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    D.C. Argues Gun Rights Only For Militias

    So if the Congress declares that Washington, D.C. will have an official religion, can the Supreme Court strike that down as a violation of the Establishment Clause? What if the Ohio Legislature, which has legislative authority over Ohio, bans all guns tomorrow? Would it be "legislating from...
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    Apellee's brief in Parker v. District of Columbia

    http://www.gurapossessky.com/documents/parker_merits_reply.pdf
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    Apellee's brief in Parker v. District of Columbia

    Reply is up now.
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    UN steals my images to promote gun control in Sri Lanka!

    Mr. Bowman, I stand by my advice. Look at page 4, "Registration for Two or More Works with One Application and Fee." http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ40.pdf A group of unpublished works can be registered as a collection, but that does not mean that each work is not entitled, standing alone...
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    UN steals my images to promote gun control in Sri Lanka!

    Oleg, The question is, did you register your rights in the work within 3 months of publication? If so, you might be entitled to up to $150,000 per infringement, plus attorney fees, in addition to injunctive relief. If not, you can still get injunctive relief and actual damages. Which...
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