I always find it interesting when you dig and find people in public office literally in bed with the people who are stomping on freedom
like a trick birthday candle that wont go out, although I'll give her husband the benefit of a doubt that they might sleep in seperate beds.
This country is on the verge of revolt I think, and a judge in New Hampshire is busy putting a guy in jail for not sitting down quickly enough for
his liking. Next the judges will start wearing powdered wigs, dressing as fops, and taxing tea at a premium. This out of touch ignorance will probably be their downfall.
Thanks Les, but that I get two conflicting reports here. On one hand, the Clerk told me just a few minutes ago that he "went" (past tense I guess, not informing me he/Ian, the defendant by present tense, is now out), to [AND I guess now too from] the "House of Correction", and David's Ridley Report summary notice, yet to get the video on the youtube internet, of him only having served those 3 days for the $100 fine + 20% penalty assessment. Moral of the story: check Ridley BEFORE Google so as not to waste any time, hopefully NOT wasted as maybe somebody in the future can refer to this information. So Judge Burke by your sentence you HAVE cost me time in writing this! HAVE a seat!
http://nhunderground.com/forum/index.php?topic=16070.0What I held back for the surprise attack that I alert all attorneys of that I can who seek to be judges at the G&C being that they're on alert of my monitoring of them to their RSA Ch. 92:2 oaths of office to the N.H. Const. and that includes a maximum of ten (10) days for contempt in each of all three branches, since the judiciary was under the Legislature years ago, and claims to be a co-equal branch, but really the lowest of them according to Caroline (Mrs. Chuck) Douglas who told the House Judiciary Committee with John Pratt present of to read what ___________ (Hamilton, Madison or Jay) wrote about this in Chapter #__ of The Federalist Papers.
Me having been to jail for contempt numerous times, the last time for 100 days, or 90 days MORE than what the law allows by Articles 22+23, Pt. 2, N.H. Const., and so a credit I can sell or give away to others not even wanting to spend that 10 days, or portion thereof, like maybe needed to attend some Board of Directors meeting, the judge maybe an investor in a rival company (like all of Judd Gregg's stocks, see related Reply above).

and needing to be there for a crucial vote.
Yours truly, - Joe
P.S. There's also the Religious Rights as supposed to be guaranteed by Article 5 of the N.H. Const. Part First & Bill of Rights, but that I won't* get into the details of that warning right now of not to sit in such a seat, and to actually walk in wisdom TOward them that are without. KJV:
http://bible.cc/colossians/4-5.htm * Oh why not? Re: the Golden Emerods Reply #__ above of these federal goons and their brothers down that filthy chain into the state, county and districts!
http://ccel.org/bible/brenton/Leviticus/15.html Lev. 15:4 "and every seat on which he that has the issue may happen to sit, shall be unclean."