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Bundy refuses in court to recognize U.S. authority in Nevada [View all] struggle4progress Mar 2016 OP
... Bundy is being held without bail. A detention hearing is scheduled for next Thursday ... struggle4progress Mar 2016 #1
... "His position is that he should be subject to Nevada law and not federal law," struggle4progress Mar 2016 #2
Don't most prisoners say they were wrongly convicted and should be released? Jerry442 Mar 2016 #10
Nevada law recognizes federal law as preeminent so he loses csziggy Mar 2016 #18
"I abide by all of Nevada state laws. But I don’t recognize the United States government struggle4progress Mar 2016 #20
I'd say "dumb as a box of rocks" but it would insult the rocks! csziggy Mar 2016 #21
Apparently, "Constitutionalist" Bundy doesn't understand the Supremacy Clause. Adrahil Mar 2016 #23
Legislators stand atop soapbox as Bundy backers struggle4progress Mar 2016 #3
If he doesn't remain in custody, they'll just have to dig him out of his compund again at gunpoint. Erich Bloodaxe BSN Mar 2016 #4
LOL. Hortensis Mar 2016 #5
+ struggle4progress Mar 2016 #13
'We want Cliven free!' struggle4progress Mar 2016 #6
Oh, good grief dmr Mar 2016 #14
I can see why that one guy refused to give his name SwankyXomb Mar 2016 #24
And if the state of Nevada willingly gives the upkeep of land to the feds? randome Mar 2016 #7
... “Mr. Bundy is a very wonderful man,” [his lawyer Joel] Hansen said ... struggle4progress Mar 2016 #8
He doesn't have to recognize Fed authority, but he does have to remain in custody & in jail peacebird Mar 2016 #9
Why do I think he will recognize free government legal assistance? Vinca Mar 2016 #11
wonder if he gets Social Security and Medicare rurallib Mar 2016 #12
And yet he & his followers love to fly the Stars & Stripes. Coventina Mar 2016 #15
The logic works like this: struggle4progress Mar 2016 #19
Bundy may not be competent to stand trial Gothmog Mar 2016 #16
Glad to see this loser will die in prison... snooper2 Mar 2016 #17
I think this question was settled like... 160 years ago, wasn't it? /nt Marr Mar 2016 #22
The Mormon pioneer era begins around 1847. The 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo extinguished struggle4progress Mar 2016 #25
Simple synopsis: "Get a bowl, a spoon, and some milk." longship Mar 2016 #27
You can practice pretending the government doesn't legally exist Kelvin Mace Mar 2016 #26
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