Constitutional Law

KingCast says Kelly Ayotte does good, ensures Gregory W. Floyd can have his old sentence imposed immediately, pursuant to Gibbs, 129 NH 376 (2008).

By Christopher King

Yah, Gregory W. Floyd was trying to stall the Court and avoid that order of Good Behaviour issue but it?s not going to help him. He is going down, gonna' do some Hard Time, you betcha'. Funny some tool on Topix tried to run that Gibbs game on me a long time ago but as usual, I just kept cool, waiting for October to bust out with it. Ha-ha, dude. Here's the KingCast State v. Floyd, 98-S-242 Amicus Motion.

As a public citizen I raise that issue because Floyd is about to have three (3) court hearings in October, as noted herein. One of those hearings, in 16 October 2008 deals with the matter of imposition of the suspended sentence. Another outstanding issue, as reflected on the Index Sheet of 98-S-242 is the fact that the U.S. Attorney?s Office has not issued an opinion on the 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) issue, despite at least three (3) different opportunities to do so. Heck, the Court even stayed proceedings waiting on such a report ten years ago, but the file contains no explanation for how the issue of Floyd?s Return of Property was handled. Read the Index sheet.

See the comments and scribd.com for today?s KingCast amicus brief. The 35 local signatures from Floyd?s neighbors have been submitted directly to Prosecutor St. Hilaire for his investigation and prosecution of Floyd, and asking for 18 U.S.C. 922(g)(1) Indictment and a search of the Floyd Compound for weapons. I also submitted this KingCast collage of Floyd in action, most pics courtesy of Yours Truly, including Floyd's lunge toward me with a Deadly Weapon, also captured by Major Media.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on September 29, 2008 (boomark / email).