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To: nickcarraway

The state of Michigan, or all other states, have no jurisdiction for what he does with his car in his own driveway. Its private property.

Just like those “Stop” suggestions in parking lots.
Its private property, so motor vehicle laws do not apply there, and no court has jurisdiction.


53 posted on 01/09/2017 1:08:03 PM PST by Future Useless Eater (Congress: Add clarification that CO2 is a PLANT FOOD, not a pollutant covered by the Clean Air Act)
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To: Future Useless Eater

“The state of Michigan, or all other states, have no jurisdiction for what he does with his car in his own driveway. Its private property.”

Yes, in a perfect world - but people have gotten DUIs in their driveway...without every leaving their property. In one case the car had its wheels off and was on blocks (neighbor complained).

We don’t live in a perfect world...many laws are written and applied until someone has enough money to fight it up the chain of courts.


89 posted on 01/09/2017 4:58:34 PM PST by BobL (In Honor of the NeverTrumpers, I declare myself as FR's first 'Imitation NeverTrumper')
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