Our next jury outreach is Monday, January 6 at 8:30.
We’ve been out regularly, every other week for each pool, for longer than I can recall. If you’d like to contribute to the effort we’ll be happy to accept a small donation.
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Our next jury outreach is Monday, July 22 at 8:30 (the first session was cancelled so orientation will bring them in early).
Our next jury outreach is Monday, May 13 at 8:30.
Our next jury outreach is Monday April 15 at 9:00.
Our next jury outreach is Tuesday November 13 at 9:00. Note this is the day after Veteran’s Day and a later start time.
Then we will be out on November 26 at 9:00.
We had a pretty normal day for the first time out for the jury pool, about 70 flyers were distributed.
We received a nice contribution to the flyer fund though a Bitcoin (Cash) donation. We appreciate the funds and good thoughts that come with it. Thank you!
Here are the dates for the upcoming month:
The potential jurors are scheduled for 9:00, we start 30 minutes early to be there to greet them. You can look up the dates for Belknap County, Carroll County or Coos County.
We received two boxes of freshly printed flyers in time for our last assembly of the last jury pool. If you’d like to participate you can join us, or if time is an issue, make a contribution to the printing of flyers.
Paypal to m_j_sylvia@yahoo.com
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August 6, 2018
We received two boxes of freshly printed flyers in time for our last assembly of the current jury pool. We handed out about 40, which is higher than usual for the last meeting of a pool. I’ll dig up the dates for the next Belknap Superior Court jury pool and post it here.
If you’d like to participate you can join us, or if time is an issue, make a contribution to the printing of flyers.
Paypal to m_j_sylvia@yahoo.com
BitcoinCash: qp7f48aa70uth5x8jpnwz7z9ct83dpvnv5vd7m3wf4
Thank you for your support.
As is usual, we will be out about a half hour before the potential jurors arrive.
The Laconia Daily Sun reports on February 24, 2018:
State Rep. David Huot, D-Laconia, who was a judge for 33 years, said that, if re-elected, he will introduce a bill that would ban the sale or transfer of AR-15 rifles.
“My view about these things is you deal with the immediate issue,” he said. “All the mass murders that you have are with AR-15s, so I guess that’s what you try to attack.
“The objective would be to tamp this thing down a bit. I don’t want to take anybody’s gun away.”
Rep. Hout doesn’t want to ‘take’ anybody’s gun, but he does want to keep you from buying or selling an AR-15. Having been a judge Rep. Hout should be familiar with the term ‘taking’.
Many types of government action infringe on private property rights. Accordingly, the Fifth Amendment’s compensation requirement is not limited to government seizures of real property. Instead, it extends to all kinds of tangible and intangible property, including but not limited to easements, personal property, contract rights, and trade secrets.
To put it very simply, if you can not sell your AR-15, its value has been greatly diminished. Rep. Hout swore an oath to the Constitution and his proposal is a direct violation of his oath.
Perhaps the people of Laconia will make sure that Rep. Hout is not re-elected so they can be certain that he will not be coming for their guns.
We will be handing out juror rights flyers to potential jurors in March and April. Dates for the March 2018 jury pool; March 19, April 2, and April 16. We will start at 8:30 and likely cross the street for a coffee at 9:00.
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