Keene district court has issued an order for Sam's release.
Details to follow.
Woohooo!!!!
nice! i wonder why
I'll just mosey over to the jail just to hang out and maybe give someone a ride.
They might want to go with us to the FMTV studios about 3:30-4.
If we're lucky.
Quote from: Silent_Bob on June 09, 2009, 01:07 PM NHFT
Keene district court has issued an order for Sam's release.
Details to follow.
WOOT WOOT! This is wonderful news!!!! ;D
If anyone talks to Sam would you ask him to call me.
Great News!!! :D
I just got a Porc411 call in my email from Sam. He is out of jail!
Woohoo!
YAY!
Just listened to the 411 message.
Great news! Did the bureaucrats give in?!
Go to a good restaurant and have some real food. :)
That's the best news I've heard all day. Congratulations Sam and to all of you who did so much to help him!
George
Holy crap! Awesome news!!! Can I buy the good man a drink perhaps?
this is the best. . . Sam won.
I hope he can find counsel with the balls to pursue criminal charges for the 58 days he'll never get back.
:blob6:
Nice!
Congratulations & THANK YOU Sam!
:sunny:
Quote from: Silent_Bob on June 09, 2009, 01:33 PM NHFT
If anyone talks to Sam would you ask him to call me.
you will have to call free talk live and try to get a word in past mark and ian ;D
very good news ... it seems that on at least one issue the government gave in first
Quote from: John on June 09, 2009, 06:52 PM NHFT
Nice!
Congratulations & THANK YOU Sam!
:sunny:
I'm little more than a lurker but this reminded me that Sam deserves everybody to stand up and say thank you.
Quote from: Josh on June 09, 2009, 06:00 PM NHFT
I hope he can find counsel with the balls to pursue criminal charges for the 58 days he'll never get back.
As I understand it, that was the plan that Sam and Ivy were working on. Not sure of the current status of that considering Ivy's situation, though.
He most likely won't be able to pursue criminal charges... as the DA would be needed.
But Kat put forth something that caught my attention.
What I'm thinking is civil suit on Part First Article Four, Ten, and Eighteen.
Since the 'crime' of contempt of court is not being punished equally amongst all defendents in the 'days served' ruling. Four and Ten would be the grounds for his contempt, while Eighteen would be the grounds for restitution. Though a decent counsel would more likely be able to attribute a greater value than $50 per day.
Wonderful, wonderful news!
Quote from: John Edward Mercier on June 10, 2009, 07:17 AM NHFT
He most likely won't be able to pursue criminal charges... as the DA would be needed.
But Kat put forth something that caught my attention.
What I'm thinking is civil suit on Part First Article Four, Ten, and Eighteen.
Since the 'crime' of contempt of court is not being punished equally amongst all defendents in the 'days served' ruling. Four and Ten would be the grounds for his contempt, while Eighteen would be the grounds for restitution. Though a decent counsel would more likely be able to attribute a greater value than $50 per day.
Was that English?
Lawspeek
Video of the event (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vksSKvwJGs)
Quote from: J'raxis 270145 on June 09, 2009, 10:34 PM NHFT
Quote from: Josh on June 09, 2009, 06:00 PM NHFT
I hope he can find counsel with the balls to pursue criminal charges for the 58 days he'll never get back.
As I understand it, that was the plan that Sam and Ivy were working on. Not sure of the current status of that considering Ivy's situation, though.
The guy who was supplying Ivy with her moves is not in jail.
and neither is SamIAm :)