The Living Proof About Our Justice System

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Olofson AR15 Case

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Olofson

Uploaded on May 9, 2008

Earlier this year, the government tried and convicted David Olofson on the charge of transferring a machine gun. The Army veteran, Army reservist, husband and father of three contended that his gun was not a machine gun but simply a more than 20-year-old rifle that misfired. But instead of ordering him to repair the rifle, the government took Olofson to court.

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The Rapper Rules

T.I. sentenced to one year on gun charges

What's wrong with our laws ?

Those laws are not logically or reasonably being enforced; This is living proof.

Andrew Young suggested that, “The civil rights movement, in many ways, was a campaign against white violence in America” that was largely “won by judges” who relied on “creative thinking” to promote racial equality and end racial violence in the South. Young thankePannell for engaging in a similar kind of creative thinking in sentencing Harris.

Harris' community work since his arrest has made visible inroads in “black violence in our society” that is “perhaps now more dangerous to the community than white violence had ever been,” Young explained.

ATLANTA (Reuters) - Grammy-winning rapper T.I. was sentenced to a year and a day in prison on Friday for illegally possessing machine guns and silencers, as prosecutors lauded his anti-violence advocacy since his arrest.

T.I., whose real name is Clifford Harris, originally faced up to 20 years in prison and the effective end of his career but performing community service as part of his plea agreement with prosecutors reduced his sentence.

The rapper, who has a 1998 crack cocaine conviction that made it illegal for him to own guns, pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing machine guns and silencers and possession of firearms by a convicted felon.

The charges stemmed from T.I.'s October 13, 2007, arrest by federal agents after the rapper had a bodyguard buy machine guns and silencers for him, prosecutors said.

www.reuters.com/article/entertainmentNews/idUSTRE52Q6LF20090327

Andy Young speaks up for rapper T.I. in sentencing

At the hearing, former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young, one of Martin Luther King Jr.'s most trusted lieutenants, praised the judge as he spoke on Harris' behalf.

Young suggested that, “The civil rights movement, in many ways, was a campaign against white violence in America” that was largely “won by judges” who relied on “creative thinking” to promote racial equality and end racial violence in the South. Young thanked Pannell for engaging in a similar kind of creative thinking in sentencing Harris.

www.dailyreportonline.com/Editorial/News/singleEdit.asp?individual_SQL=3/30/2009@30968

"The rapper, who has a 1998 crack cocaine conviction that made it illegal for him to own guns".

The firearms he was possessing, required federal stamps, because were classified as full auto machine guns and low report sound suppressors. For each federal offense, TI should have been charged a minimum of ten years for each offense, in a Federal Prison.

Why the Year and One Day sentence ?

Because, an inmate in a Federal Prison can received time off for good behavior, only if they are sentence to more than a year. The year might turn into 10 months.

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Rapper Lil Wayne Will Serve Jail Term in New York

As outlined on Wikipedia, Lil Wayne is no stranger to courtrooms. The 27-year-old rapper, who has sold millions of copies of his albums worldwide, had similar legal troubles in 2008, when he faced separate drug and weapon possession charges in Arizona. The matter is as yet unresolved, and Lil Wayne still faces trial or plea negotiations in that case.

www.associatedcontent.com/article/2314187/rapper_lil_wayne_will_serve_jail_term.html?cat=17

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" Rapper Lil Boosie Gets Two-Year Prison Sentence For Drug Possession "

According to Baton Rouge station WBRZ, Boosie will serve at least one year in prison after prosecutors reached an agreement with his lawyers in which all but two years of a 10-year sentence were suspended. The rapper will also be on active supervised probation for two to five years after his release from prison. If he completes his probation, the gun charge will be dropped.

www.mtv.com/news/articles/1622103/20090923/lil_boosie.jhtml

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" Two Rappers, Two Guns, Two Arrests "

The NYPD tells TMZ that around 10:30 PM last night, Ja Rule's 2004 Maybach was stopped on Manhattan's Upper West Side for excessive speeding and expired tags. When cops investigated, they found a .40-caliber Taurus pistol inside the car. The scrap-happy rapper (real name: Jeffrey Atkins), his driver and a female companion were all arrested on charges of criminal possession of a weapon.

An hour later, just blocks away, Lil' Wayne, who had just played a show at the Beacon Theater, was "observed" by cops allegedly smoking pot in his tour bus. When police did a subsequent search of the bus, they again found a .40-caliber pistol, and arrested Wayne (aka Dwayne Carter) for criminal marijuana possession and criminal possession of a weapon.

www.tmz.com/2007/07/23/2-rappers-2-guns-2-arrests/

[Callahan]

Know what I'm sayin'? You feel me, dawg?

[Callahan]

Wayne LaPierre is gonna be steamed when he hears about those citizens' right to keep and bear arms being infringed!

[Callahan]

This is the kind of story I read and think, had it been me, I would have been locked up and the key thrown away.

More and more, I'm starting to think a big part of what lawyers do is bring about the creative delivery of funds.

I'm also real tired of people whose only concern is that their favorite recording artist is locked up and don't really care that he (or she) is a murderous gangster.

We're freakin' doomed.

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Penalizing Our Rights For The Misconduct Of Others.

Our Gun Rights is part of our heritage, but Thanks to for these idiots within our population , our rights has already been compromised.

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.....Off tilted whacks are walking among us, everyday, everywhere, and are subject to lash out their rage on innocent self defenseless victims at no certain given time or place.
........How Many More Defenseless Victims will be Murdered, before this Nation wakes up to the fact that We need people that respects our Gun Control Laws, before creating more Laws that The Bad Apples won't obey ?
.....I Support an Individual's Lawful Right to Self Defense.

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....This is what I call the Jackass Justice System in Our Nation.

[blueglass]

I agree as they punish us for the deeds of people who just don't care. The good person pays the price for the mistakes and misdeeds of the guilty.

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.......David Olofson was sentenced to thirty months in prison, and Felon Rapper T.I. was sentenced to a year and a day in prison on Friday for illegally possessing machine guns and silencers....Why the I year & I day ?...The extra Day will allow for his early out.


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Olofson