Motion to Return Property

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Quoting aclark17

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I wish that that law enforcement would reduce crime instead of trying to make criminals.

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law enforcement cannot reduce crime since they are not who is committing the crimes. All they can do is arrest those that choose to make themselves criminals.

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Quoting aclark17

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Whacking the hornets nest indeed. I suppose the photo of me pointing a gun into the camera isn't going to help anything.

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Sorta good evidence that you violated the law by possessing a firearm! The only thing in your favor is that they likely cannot tell with certainty that the gun was a REAL firearm or when/where the image was taken. Unfortunately for you, the image likely has tags that will allow them to determine the date, time and location of the image, but (obviously) not whether it was real or not.

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Quoting aclark17

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God bless america and I love women.

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Good for you.

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I wish that that law enforcement would reduce crime instead of trying to make criminals.

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Law enforcement doesn't make criminals, criminals do that to themselves when they violate the statutes that the legislature has enacted.

And one proven crime prevention tactic is the suppression of crime through the arrest of perpetrators of crime. When you arrest and convict someone they aren't committing more crimes against the public while they are incarcerated. And, the arrest in and of itself can be a deterrent to potential future ne'er-do-wells. Silly, I know ... :cool:

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Please forgive me for taking private photos of guns and wanting to own a gun. How am i to posses a gun legally so that I may independently protect my own life.

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There ya go acting the criminal! It is a crime for you simply to possess a firearm!!

If you want to one day own a firearm, get your felony expunged AND ask that your firearms rights be restored. Or, seek a pardon that does the same.

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Whacking the hornets nest is mixing guns with serious criminal acts such as drugs, robbery, ext..

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Yeah, guns aren't a part of more serious crimes ... not at all ... :rolleyes:

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Quoting aclark17

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Whacking the hornets nest is mixing guns with serious criminal acts such as drugs, robbery, ext..

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That's actually kind of humorous given you have admitted to being a serious criminal due to drugs, guns. And other acts. The only one you have not admitted to was the robbery. Is this your way of saying you are also guilty of robbery?

Is this your way if saying that because I am a convicted felon I am guilty if just about anything you can imagine. I was 21 years old when I was caught with over ounce of mj. I am 31 years old and deserve to have all of rights restored to me. Also take into mind that this is ca and mj laws ... There are stores all over the place selling it which is crazy and should be illegal. There should be no arguing the fact that mj should be illegal but it is legal anyway. Does anyone else think that it is crazy that Somone can walk into an office and an hour later walk out with over an ounce of mj but the same person convicted of doing this 10 years ago cannot walk into a store and buy a gun.

Apparently, you have done nothing since then but continue to break laws. Convenient that you forget. Perhaps in your motion for return you can explain you need the money to have a doctor address the white stuff on your member.

Somone tell me that because no drugs were involved here I'm going to get my money back damnit!

Do the words "Save your hissy fit for someone else" mean anything to you?

Okay, fine.

Because no drugs were involved, you will get your money back damnit.

Happy now?

Just as a disclaimer, I have no idea if you will get your money back. I would say the odds are not in your favor, especially for getting it back any time soon.

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Quoting aclark17

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I am 31 years old and deserve to have all of rights restored to me.

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Great! Then start the expungement or pardon process! Stomping your feet <figuratively> on the internet won't make that happen.

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Also take into mind that this is ca and mj laws ... There are stores all over the place selling it which is crazy and should be illegal.

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It probably will be within the next three years ... much to all of our chagrin in the long run.

My record has already been expunged entirely!

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Quoting aclark17

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My record has already been expunged entirely!

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Interesting that you never mentioned that ....

And, as part of that expungement were your firearms rights SPECIFICALLY RESTORED by the court? (This is NOT automatic in most cases.)

We know from the other forum that they were not, hence his questions about the penalty he would face if caught with a firearm and what would be involved in obtaining executive clemency.

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Quoting aclark17

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My record has already been expunged entirely!

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wow, that was fast. 3 days and it's expunged.








and everybody, yes, I know, he is simply trolling at this point but...




oh look, a siny coin!!!!!

I expunged my entire record years ago

NVM, didn't catch a previous response.

Bottom line: No guns for you.

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Quoting aclark17

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I expunged my entire record years ago

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But, apparently you failed to get your firearms rights restored. Too bad for you.

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I expunged my entire record years ago

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you do realize that using what is openly available that could be verified if anybody chose to do so, right? Care to retract that statement?

Not at all I have verified that my record has been expunged in person at the clerks office.

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Quoting aclark17

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Not at all I have verified that my record has been expunged in person at the clerks office.

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okey dokey, if you say so, Adam :rolleyes:

Bottom line? It is simply a matter if filing another paper which was in the process of doing but one of the questions asked for arrest dates and descriptions since conviction. I did not have that info since I was never actually convicted of anything and the police department wouldn't release it therefore it was never filed.

You stated down the hall that you could not get one of your wobblers reduced to a misdemeanor. As long as that felony is there, no guns for you.

So the PD didn't want to release publicly available information? March on down to the courthouse where you were convicted, or consult your paperwork from the cases. Hint for your future convictions: Save everything from the case as you never know when you might need it.

Never actually convicted? What the heck does that mean?

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Quoting aclark17

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Not at all I have verified that my record has been expunged in person at the clerks office.

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I'd be more than happy to verify the information. Inbox me your name, date of birth and since you have such a common name, your driver license number

I had been arrested once since my conviction but never charged with an actual crime. I am sure my record has been "expunged" but the mj charge is not reducible.

But you were convicted on your previous charges, so you were in fact convicted. You have simply gotten the conviction expunged. But apparently not all of them cause you still have that felony conviction. Which will continue to bar you until such time as you are pardoned. So basically forever.

I couldn't file the pardon or certificate of rehabilitation without that info but keep in mind I was not in possession of any firearms! On the pardon it asks for specific information on any arrests since conviction. When contacting the police department they said they could only release such information when inquired by an agency for such things as employment.

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Quoting free9man

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You stated down the hall that you could not get one of your wobblers reduced to a misdemeanor. As long as that felony is there, no guns for you.

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AND, even if reduced to a misdemeanor, the expungement would have to include an order from the court specifically restoring his gun rights, otherwise he would not be permitted access to the firearms - expunged or not.

So go to the court where you were charged and check the file.

You also need to understand a pardon is not guaranteed. You can apply but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Alfter all of this I would just like my cash back. This is very stressful and with the holidays approaching I should be entitled to damages caused by all if this. I shouldn't have Been searched to begin with and the police should not have searched my phone.

As has been explained to you several times, go ahead and ask for it back. Preferably with a lawyer. Don't expect to get it back anytime soon as they appear to have an investigation going on you.

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Quoting aclark17

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Bottom line? It is simply a matter if filing another paper which was in the process of doing but one of the questions asked for arrest dates and descriptions since conviction. I did not have that info since I was never actually convicted of anything and the police department wouldn't release it therefore it was never filed.

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Oh, so you were calling yourself a felon because it sounded cool?

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aclark17;766994]Alfter all of this I would just like my cash back.

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too bad; so sad.

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This is very stressful and with the holidays approaching I should be entitled to damages caused by all if this. I shouldn't have Been searched to begin with and the police should not have searched my phone

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gee, if there was only something you could do about it if it actually happened.

Ah, there is. You......







oh look, a sinny penny.

Are you telling me that because I was convicted of a marijuana related crime 10 years ago in ca that I can be searched and robbed by police.

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No this was an illegal search my privacy has been violated by the 4th amendment http://www.nolo.com/legal-encycloped...law-30183.html

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Are you telling me that because I was convicted of a marijuana related crime 10 years ago in ca that I can be searched and robbed by police.

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No this was an illegal search my privacy has been violated by the 4th amendment http://www.nolo.com/legal-encycloped...law-30183.html

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you don't know of it was an illegal search because you don't know why they searched you.

Because my headlights were off and and a male enchantment pump was in the backseat. It was a rental car.

Fine, if you believe this was an illegal search and you just won the lawsuit lottery, go out and consult some attorneys. If they start arm-wrestling to get your business and agree to do it on contingency, you can leap up and down with joy. if they shrug, hem and hah, and then ask you for about $5,000 for a retainer, walk away.

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Quoting aclark17

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Because my headlights were off and and a male enchantment pump was in the backseat. It was a rental car.

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um, no, that is not why.

Let's hear your opinion then on why I was searched immediately after I was stopped

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Quoting aclark17

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Let's hear your opinion then on why I was searched immediately after I was stopped

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well, ya see, I have apparently the same info as you. That means neither of us know why you were searched. I suspect you will find before too awful long though.

This was illegal search and seizure

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Quoting aclark17

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This was illegal search and seizure

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Good for you and it only cost you $18k and your girlfriend, I mean appliance

Well what is it going to cost them $100,000?