Saturday, September 7, 2013

Possession is not a Crime

Simply having something in your possession, regardless what that thing is, does not constitute a crime.  This is not just true according to me, or even according to common sense, but according to The LAW itself.

The Application of Corpus Delicti has been upheld many time by both federal and state supreme court rulings, and has never once been overturned.

Corpus Delicti means the "body of the crime" in latin and literally defines what makes up a crime according to the U.S. Legal System.  Corpus delicti requires two elements, an injured party that suffered loss or damage, and evidence proving someone's actions (with criminal intent) as the cause of said loss or damage beyond a reasonable doubt.
Ask any cop you run into, and they will know about this, but for some reason completely ignore it when locking teen-agers up for recreational drug possession.

Weapons possession has been turned into a crime by some local governments, but they do this in direct defiance of the constitutional amendment guaranteeing us the right to bear arms, and of the supreme court rulings upholding corpus delicti in criminal cases.

Possession charges have been created by municipal governments to rob and violate the rights of the same people they are supposed to protect and SERVE!

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