If you don't mind me asking. When can we expect your experts to make any kind of mark in the aviation world with their "research". I think I must have missed the repercussions from the huge impact that they've had so far. Could you direct me to these "accomplishments"?Ron "pomeroo" Weick doesnt seem to think Balsamo is a fraud.
By the way Beachnut, why didnt you step up to the plate to debate P4T that night? Oh, thats right, you claimed there is nothing to debate. But yet you spent the whole night behind your screen on JREF doing just that, like you do everyday.
Bottom line, Rob Balsamo and the numerous aviation professionals at http://pilotsfor911truth.org/core can be verified as such at faa.gov. You and your so-called 'experts' cannot. Who exactly is the "fraud"?
Ron said he was civil. You don't have to be uncivil to be a fraud. CIT simply happens to be both. v[qimg]http://www.lethalwrestling.com/upload/shobon.gif[/qimg]v
Incidentally 911files guy, where does Craig claim to have gotten consent? Certainly not in the OCW article unless I missed it. I'm guessing it's somewhere in the madness of the responses page but I only could get about four CIT rants in before starting to fiend for abysnthe to work my way back towards some semblence of reality.
Incidentally 911files guy, where does Craig claim to have gotten consent? Certainly not in the OCW article unless I missed it. I'm guessing it's somewhere in the madness of the responses page but I only could get about four CIT rants in before starting to fiend for abysnthe to work my way back towards some semblence of reality.
How do you debate pure dirt dumb stupid ideas like 77 did not hit the Pentagon? You have no alternative for the damage, no way to refute the DNA data, no understanding of the FDR, not a clue what the NTSB did, no clue what the FAA did, no clue what happen. Your group of failed 9/11 idea pilots have zero theories!Ron "pomeroo" Weick doesnt seem to think Balsamo is a fraud.
By the way Beachnut, why didnt you step up to the plate to debate P4T that night? Oh, thats right, you claimed there is nothing to debate. But yet you spent the whole night behind your screen on JREF doing just that, like you do everyday.
Bottom line, Rob Balsamo and the numerous aviation professionals at http://pilotsfor911truth.org/core can be verified as such at faa.gov. You and your so-called 'experts' cannot. Who exactly is the "fraud"?
I said it at least twice this thread, but since you only see and hear what you want to and that rarely has anything to do with reality, I'll say it again:
Using the Internet to claim legal knowledge is a VERY dangerous game, especially considering how much money has been lost by REAL legal experts who thought they understood the wording of the law.
CFR TITLE 18: PART I: CHAPTER 119: § 2511(c) It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for a person acting under color of law to intercept a wire, oral, or electronic communication, where such person is a party to the communication or one of the parties to the communication has given prior consent to such interception.
In this thread at the LCF. Of course, we should believe what Craig says because he is such a super honest guy.
..when a call is across state lines it comes under Federal Statute, which only requires one party consent.
If he recorded it in California, that's where the law was broken. It doesn't have to be deferred to the feds simply because that's where the other end of the conversation was coming from
1. Federal Law requires only one party consent. Being the call happened across state lines, you're clear under Federal Law.
2. Although it is advised (read: not mandatory) to apply the state with the more strict law, Case Law provides direction that the law applied is shown to be the one from the state in which the "injured" resides. In laymens terms, Farmer is SOL here since he resides in TN which requires only one party consent
See here from the same link that Wildcat didnt bother reading...
In one case, a New York trial court was asked to apply the Pennsylvania wiretap law — which requires consent of all parties — to a call placed by a prostitute in Pennsylvania to a man in New York. Unlike the Pennsylvania wiretap statute, the New York and federal statutes require the consent of only one party. The call was recorded with the woman’s consent by reporters for The Globe, a national tabloid newspaper. The court ruled that the law of the state where the injury occurred, New York, should apply. (Krauss v. Globe International)
In other words, the one party consent rule was applied. Even though it screwed the prosecutions case.
In the case i quoted above (more similar to Farmers 'case' and right above the one you misinterepreted on the link), the law was applied in the state of the "injured". it will be interesting to see if the Orange Country Prosecutor applies CA law and CA taxpayer money to protect a resident/cry baby in TN. Especially since he cannot prove "injury".
First thing that needs to be done is to prove injury.
Next thing to ask - where does the injured reside?
Then, which law protects such "injured"?
Then if the prosecutor does feel he wants to use CA taxpayer money to protect a TN resident, he has to ask was there consent?
The fact the phone call has been published for more than 6 months and Farmer is just now reporting it, does not bode well for Farmers case.
How do you debate pure dirt dumb stupid ideas like 77 did not hit the Pentagon?
You have no alternative for the damage,
no way to refute the DNA data,
no understanding of the FDR
not a clue what the NTSB did
Debate that you FDR non-expert hiding behind implications of lies you adopt as fact.
He can't even correct that page.
How can he make rational debate when he said he will gladly kill me when 9/11 truth wins?
His bans all who tell the truth at p4tf.
Balsamo has all my FAA information; so your are wrong about the faceless stuff; proven wrong again.
Oops, let me check; I do have a face.
You sure its someone with a badge? Or do you just take Farmers word for it Although he never mentioned a Detective, for all you know it could be a private investigator, or none at all. Farmer is prone to lying and contradictions. Listen to the callAre you a critical thinker?
This is not accurate.
If you live in an all-party-consent state, such as California, it is illegal for you to record a conversation to which you are a party without the consent of all parties. It is also illegal for you to publish the recording that you obtained without consent. (See California Penal Code, in particular, sections 631 and 632)
This is not accurate.
This is accurate.
This is not accurate.
This is not accurate. See below.
This case is not on point in any way, shape or form with the matter currently under discussion, and is wholly inapplicable. The case you cited was a libel action, not a prosecution under a state penal code.
This is not accurate. There was no prosecutor. It was a civil action.
This is not accurate. The case you cited is not at all similar to the matter currently under discussion, and while conflicts of law are often at issue in civil litigation, they are rarely an issue in criminal/penal law. In civil actions, there are numerous considerations about the appropriate jurisdiction for an action and numerous considerations about which jurisdiction's law to apply in matters where cross-jurisdictional issues arise. But in criminal/penal matters, the location where an alleged offence occurs is the appropriate jurisdiction. If offences occurred in the matter presently under discussion, the location of the offences is the place where a surreptitious recording was made in violation of the California penal code, and the place where publishing of such intercepted material took place in violation of the California penal code.
This is not accurate.
This is not accurate.
This is not accurate.
The prosecutor's duty is to uphold the laws of California, without regard to where the alleged victim of the crime perpetrated by a California resident happens to live.
The length of time that it has been published really has no bearing on the matter unless there is a statutory limitation period on the offence under California law, particularly if the person complaining was not aware of the existence of the recording until recently. Even if there is a prescribed limitation period, there is also the matter of discoverability, which often operates to extend a limitation period in various circumstances.
You seem to be confusing and conflating the California Penal Code (public law) with civil actions (private law) and mistakenly thinking that they are interchangeable. They are not.
In short:
If you live in a one-party-consent state, and you are a party to the conversation, it is legal for you to record it without the consent of other parties to the conversation.
If you live in an all-party-consent state, such as California, it is illegal for you to record a conversation to which you are a party without the consent of all parties. It is also illegal for you to publish the recording that you obtained without consent. (See California Penal Code, in particular, sections 631 and 632)
So of all the quotes the resident LAWYER responded to, he only said "this is accurate" one time.
Excuse me. Victory dance time.
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I don't know, the investigator seem rather pissed that they did the same thing to a Federal Officer.
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FYI, Lash is a woman.
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SHE.So of all the quotes the resident LAWYER responded to, he only said "this is accurate" one time.
Excuse me. Victory dance time.
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