[NTA]

Courts are good for finalizing things. It's their best characteristic. And they get things mostly correct. Fortunately the Supreme Courts overturn themselves every 50 years or so.

 

[Tinkerhell]

Well finally heard back from the DA's office. The very nice when I initially spoke to her ADA apparently went to the DA and I suspect was told that she can't tell me anything at all.

This after a month of me calling her and being ignored after she asked me two months ago month for time to do case law research (which I already knew didn't really exist).

Honestly I kinda figured it would go this way but I had an optimistic hope that maybe it wouldn't.

She says that she can talk with LE and give her opinion on stuff to them only. I'm willing to bet that if I get back in touch with the original S.O. Lt that called me and told me I was breaking the law and ask him to go back to the ADA to see if she has anything different to say and he were to do so then what she would tell him would be no different - that I wasn't supposed to do it.

What I'll probably do is try and talk with certain folks we all know from these boards...

 

[Malum Prohibitum]

The main issue for the school/JCSO is me wanting to use (c)(7) to enter the building to carry/pick up my kids. I was explicit that I understand this would not apply to Fall Festival, PTA, Parent Teacher conference etc. ONLY pick up & drop off. She said that the building wasn't included in the section. When I pointed out the exact wording of (a)(3)
"any real property or building". She stumbled slightly and then said that didn't mean inside the building.

:roll:

I then asked her if it would be ok for me to go climb the building and walk across the top of it or something. She chuckled. And I asked what she believed "or building" meant if not the inside of it. Seems odd given the language of the statute in regard to getting your kids that it would mean anything OTHER than inside.

Sorry it did not go anywhere in the end, but it looks like you won at least one heart and mind.

Polite persuasion, and even a little friendliness, sure does go further than stomping your feet getting in her face, doesn't it?

 

[Tinkerhell]

Well maybe. From her tone today I have a feeling that she might have gotten fussed at about it. She did not sound terribly happy to be speaking with me.

Certainly my process was indeed better than just ranting and raving. But I have a problem when I run into someone being intentionally argumentative when they have no real argument.

I suppose I should just stay away form you lawyer types. LOL.

 

[Phil1979]

So no more OC?