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    Default Re: Required to Register as a Sex Offender Due to Criminal Confinement Conviction

    From a legal standpoint (the purpose of this site), committing illegal acts is the litmus test used.



    Under the law, you DID unlawfully restrain children when you broke into a home under gunpoint. That means the label is accurate.
    The label "sex" is not accurate. There was no sex involved. Not even close, the label is not accurate. Legally at the current moment in time sure you can call someone who committed a non-sexual violent offense a sex offender, but its not accurate. Legally it is correct only because it is law but that doesn't make it right unless of course the government is your god and you bow down like blind sheep. It is stupid and completely lacking logic. Call me a violent offender not a sexual one. Especially a "sexually violent predator". If it is so correct there wouldn't be a gray area for me which I may be able to use against life time registration, and hopefully turn it into 10 year registration. Law should be precise.
    Is it precise when I am called a sex offender and on the website it says what type of sex offense and it says "other" as in not a sex offense? No. Not very accurate at all.

    Sorry for my spelling. It is always nice to know there are felons with quality educations.
    LOL my spell checker picked that up.

    Typically, the word "culture" refers to a specific group of people usually defined by geographic area. We have to be sensitive to that geographic area as laws are very specific to the municipality in which the crime occurs.
    "the behaviors and beliefs characteristic of a particular social, ethnic, or age group: the youth culture; the drug culture." Dictionary.com

    "The set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution, organization or group" Wikipedia.com

    "b : the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group; also : the characteristic features of everyday existence (as diversions or a way of life} shared by people in a place or time <popular culture> <southern culture> c : the set of shared attitudes, values, goals, and practices that characterizes an institution or organization <a corporate culture focused on the bottom line> d : the set of values, conventions, or social practices associated with a particular field, activity, or societal characteristic <studying the effect of computers on print culture> <changing the culture of materialism will take time — Peggy O'Mara>"
    -Merriam Webster

    I can't find anywhere saying that "culture" refers to a specific group of people usually defined by geographic area. What is your source of this knowledge? If there is a legal definition for culture saying this please show me because I cannot find it.

    "Criminal underworld" is not a legally recognized class. You say you don't want to be held to different laws, yet you say that in your culture you are not that bad a person and that should have some weight on a court.
    Again you are putting words in my mouth. If you want to be all technical and legal then be sure to state facts not delusions. I wasn't saying this should hold weight in court I know how the law works.

    I said the "not that bad of a guy" part in my first post so people aren't quick to judge me and we can talk about law, and draw attention away being judged because I was assuming people who would read this are intellectual types who are probably very proper and square, and tend to look down on people who aren't perfect legally, and probably think I'm some kind of monster. "not that bad of a guy" is not a legal term I don't know why you are trying to turn it into a legal term.

    In other words, you are less bad than others you know. That won't help you.
    Wasn't meant to be a legal defense. I was talking person to person.

    I am sorry. If he had not complied, what would have happened next? The guns are a give away to the threat.
    OO sorry I thought you meant legal punishment and death penalty. Well obviously I do get to be the judge and punisher of someone if I carry something out (not legally of course)... not to say there aren't legal consequences if I was to get caught. You can see it as that. I judged him and I attempted to punish him. Although I don't really look at him as a person needing punishment, I look at him as an object that I will be holding on to for collateral. It's just business.

    Not that I need to prove to you, I'm just saying, since you asked, no one's life was under any danger because him dead is worth zero dollars and a big mess. He had no gun nor did anyone in the house (other than us), and him complying or not would of not been a strong determining factor in the variability of the future. We had enough man power to tie him up and carry him out without too much of an incident.

    You are right that the court would see it as these person's lives in danger and nothing is wrong with that. I see the point you are making with this and I understand what you mean here.


    I also think you will have a hard time convincing a judge that running a drug operation qualifies as "hard earned".
    I never suggested this would be a legal argument I would want to use or that I would try to convince the judge that. This is not something I would want to reveal to the judge. I was just saying.



    Actually, no. Felons will not be allowed to sit for the bar. I don't, personally, know of a single law school that will even admit a violent felon because the entire exercise is a complete waste of everyone's time.

    Felons admitted to the bar? Theoretically possible, of course. I don't know of a single violent felon admitted to the bar in 30 years. I am truly interested in the examples you have.
    There is one in South Bend, IN who still has his license he did two years I will get back to you with his name later and I will verify that he has this conviction before I tell you his name. I don't feel like researching for this right now but I'm sure I'll find a lawyer somewhere in history with a felony.

    Again, this is a legal website. "Bad guy" is a person that commits an illegal act. "Violent" describes bringing a weapon and kicking in the door to a private residence in commission of that illegal act.

    Not opinion... legal definition.

    I have not provided you with any moral judgment. It is telling, however, that you see a moral judgment in every legal argument.
    Good point. I only saw the moral judgment in the "bad guy" part and nothing else. I am interested if you can tell me where I can find a legal definition for "bad guy" out of curiosity.


    I did not start the discussion about that definition. You did by saying you really aren't a bad person. To the legal system, you are.
    Yes to the legal system I am, obviously. You should of said this from the start. Why would I think I am not? No one would think they are not after a class B felony. You knew what I meant. I did not say "I'm not that bad of a guy to the legal system". I was stating how I am as a person not as a legal entity. This leads me to think that you are part of the legal system and not just a lawyer because you speak your opinion, or you can say facts that sound like opinions as if you are representing the legal system however you are not declaring that you are part of the legal system leading to confusion.



    Except you left that out of the initial post. It took you several posts to finally admit to the terrified children hiding upstairs which made the charge appropriate.
    LOL several posts? Several is three or more. I said that in the second post. You are stretching the facts out.



    I have done nothing but explain the legal realities to you. The fact that it isn't what you wanted to hear does not make me a troll.[/QUOTE]

    What makes you a troll is the delusional (I don't mean this in an offensive way most people have delusions of one kind or another {some bigger some smaller} in order to protect your brain from pain) misinterpretations of a lot of my comments. Such as you saying that I said that I'm not that bad of a guy and that should hold some weight in court. I was telling that to people reading this I wasn't in court when I said this. I was writing as I talk. You are forgetting your not in the court room anymore your at home on your computer writing. There are other examples as well but I will spare you that unless of course you need more examples to see your word-putting-in-mouth behavior.

    Sorry for the attitude in my previous post I'm just frank when trying to figure people out and gain an understanding of where your coming from. Your pretty much right except for the misinterpretations and delusions.

    I am also not looking for someone to just agree with me whether it is wrong or right I just didn't like the judging part. I don't like to lie to myself.

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