RetiredGySgt
Diamond Member
That is different dumb ass In foreign countries who gets authority is determined by a Force agreement and yes the foreign government prosecutes all murders usually involving their nationals. You are beyond stupid and you keep proving it with every post.A federal building is not federal property? Now you've really jumped the shark. And you actually think the civilian government isn't allowed to prosecute someone who committed murder on a military base? Now you're confirming that you are a fruit loop. Do you recall some soldiers who committed murder in Okinawa that the military turned over for prosecution to the local government?Federal Property Like a fort IS Federal Territory you moron and no civilian authorities do not prosecute Military members that commit crimes on military installations as to federal buildings those are not necessarily federal property. BUT the seized armories WERE Federal TERRITORY as is Federal bases.I said federal "property," moron. All the laws of SC are enforceable on federal property within the borders of SC.LOLOLFucking moron, that's not legal jurisdiction.
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For your next trick you will claim there no difference between "no evidence" and "no damages."
Jones had no evidence to prove damages. That's why her case was thrown out due to lack of merit.
That is exactly what legal jurisdiction is: SC can enforce its laws on the property. End of story.
You said it was because of lack of evidence. Now you're trying another weasel.
Fucking moron, South Carolina can enforce no laws on Federal territory. Dayum! As unbelievable as it is … you're actually getting dumber.![]()