[babble-on]

Klan defenders on FR? Let’s hear from you guys. January White Sale ought to have been good for costumage.

[DEPcom]

"Klan defenders on FR?"

As a FR Klan Defender, my defense strategy would focus on:

Challenging the Nuisance Definition: I would argue that the specific incident of burning a cross in their own yard, while deeply offensive and potentially a hate crime, may not fit within the legal definition of a nuisance as per Section 15-43-10 of the South Carolina Code

First Amendment Rights:

Distinguishing Between Criminal and Civil Liability: I would differentiate between criminal liability for a potential hate crime and the civil issue of declaring a residence a public nuisance. Just because an individual may be criminally liable does not automatically translate to their residence being classified as a nuisance.

Questioning the Proportionality of the Action: Seeking to declare a residence a public nuisance and potentially displacing residents is a severe action. I would question the proportionality of such a measure in response to a single incident, especially considering the gravity of declaring a residence a public nuisance.


This general approach would need to be adapted to the specifics of the case, including the evidence and the legal context. For precise legal strategy and advice, a detailed examination of the case specifics is essential.

[Ikeon]

Theres 2 sides to every story, You have no clue what the neighbors put these people thru since they moved in. otoh, they should thank God they dont have an HOA, the HOA would not approve!

[Gay State Conservative]

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