Sign the ticket, citizen
posted by The Front at 9:02 AM
March 27, 2010
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3 Comments:
Generally, the right move is to obey the LEOs' orders even if you think they are in the wrong. But one judge out of three at the appellate level implied strongly that we have the right to resist an unlawful arrest. If that's true, when can we excercise that right, if not in this case?
Sort of an amusing nuance - you have the right to resist an unlawful arrest, but the determination as to whether the arrest was lawful has to be made after the arrest.
Once time travel is invented you can simply zoom ahead in time, present your case, then return to the arrest scene and present the favorable ruling to the arresting officer.
Then they'll tase you anyway.
Absolutely apalling. And if they had been in Utah, perhaps grounds for an attempted murder charge.
Awful
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