TemplarKormac
Political Atheist
- Mar 30, 2013
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If he didn't have the gun in Illinois, how can you charge the he intended to take it across state lines to Wisconsin in order to commit premeditated murder?Moron, the gun charge in Illinois was dropped because there's no evidence he was ever in possession of the gun in Illinois.
So no, there is no precedent and again, the judge in this case in Wisconsin already denied the motion to drop the gun charge.
It's like your brain doesn't function normally.![]()
You're being serious, aren't you?