Posted on 06/12/2010 1:25:40 AM PDT by The Magical Mischief Tour
An alleged Georgia militiaman arrested on federal charges in what authorities describe as a scheme to seize the Monroe County courthouse and make a series of citizen's arrests for treason has been freed pending trial.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Bruce Guyton on Friday ruled that Darren Wesley Huff, 40, of Dallas, Ga., can remain free but under a number of restrictions.
Huff must possess no firearms, wear an electronic monitoring device, have no contact with any potential witnesses or co-defendants, and adhere to several other conditions. The judge set trial for Aug. 2 and scheduled a pre-trial conference for July 27 at 9:30 a.m.
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Move on folks....just another guy who overdosed on reality.
Well, it does bring up the awkward question that Claire Wolfe poses: it’s too late to work within the system but too soon to shoot the bastards.
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Hey, I thought this was supposed to be for love of country, not like a Mary Kay or Amway franchise.
Armed insurrection against the United States? So the Constitution isn’t good enough for him.
“So the Constitution isn’t good enough for him.”
You must have meant to say “So the commerce clause isn’t good enough for him” We haven’t had a constitution for years.
They left out the reason he wanted to arrest the jury foreman. Why am I not surprised? He was only doing what the law refuses to do.
I still have the hardest time, after ten years, not being amazed when someone posts exactly what I was thinking.
>>You must have meant to say “So the commerce clause isn’t good enough for him” We haven’t had a constitution for years.<<
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