I am glad someone gets the difference. Reps to you for being on your game.
Yes.. yes he did which is a huge difference...............just not in the sense of Heller. Which is all I was debating with N1oty. He was questioning why the DA made different arguments between Bolduc and Lojko. I was also pointing out that the DA did not argue Heller in Bolduc. They merely accepted the judges applicability of Heller. That's all....
Have I said lately that storage laws suck!
At least we can agree that the storage laws in the Commonwealth are terrible. As regards the Barnstable County DA, he and his subordinates are apparently willing to play footloose with the current state of the storage laws.
http://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20100311/NEWS/3110313
In this article, the Barnstable County DA essentially is saying that he will not follow the SJC decision because he expects SCOTUS to force a change and he does not want another case to end in frustration, yet in this case he is charging when no crime has occurred. Why is he charging ANY storage cases, if he is expecting SCOTUS to change things?? Since when has firearm storage only been allowed in ones own home??? There have always been other legal places to store a firearm, including in ones own vehicle. It is pathetic that Bolduc gets a pass and this guy gets dragged through the wringer, even though the firearm was locked up!! I wouldn't choose to store that way, but there is quite a difference between personal choice and legality.