April LaJune: I can UCC You!
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alexhammer
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
How is she not yet incarcerated?
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
Regrettably, the justice system in southern/sw Colorado can move glacially at times, and since most of what she is guilty of comes under state, and possibly Federal jurisdiction, even more slowly. Think of the Colorado Five sovcit cases, trials, and convictions and how long there was between action and trial and conviction. The Current state AG seems to move glacially, but finally when they finally do something. If they can prove it she is probably in a lot of trouble.
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She is also, effectively, on the run. She has kept moving location and keeps a physical low profile.
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are you saying she's short?ArthurWankspittle wrote: ↑Sat Apr 27, 2019 10:35 am She is also, effectively, on the run. She has kept moving location and keeps a physical low profile.
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I think she's also moved several times close to a state line, so she can flee a jurisdiction in a hurry.
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
Won't help much if there's a Federal warrant....
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
Maybe April thinks that she can just drive across the Canadian or Mexican borders, announce that "I'm here to stay", and have the gates opened wide for her.
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
Her best best is to take a lesson from L Ron Hubbard and live on a boat in international waters. Plus, a bonus is that she'd at least have a theoretical reason to mention Admiralty Jurisdiction when she eventually lands in court.
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Re: April LaJune: I can UCC You!
Good point, well made.alexhammer wrote: ↑Sun Apr 28, 2019 4:53 am Her best best is to take a lesson from L Ron Hubbard and live on a boat in international waters. Plus, a bonus is that she'd at least have a theoretical reason to mention Admiralty Jurisdiction when she eventually lands in court.
