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You’ll not get it.
The story teller won’t give all the facts. If you had the facts you would probably not be outraged like the story teller wants. |
Wow. This thread is much ado about nothing. Was this incident even newsworthy enough to make the local paper?
Asking for a friend. |
Where exactly did this occur???
How was it reported???? Was he arrested???? Had he returned to a site from which he was already trespassed??? Did he have a reason for trespassing??? Is he homeless or mentally ill??? The entire OP is worthless without those answers |
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To be trespassed, one needs to be on private property. Have been asked to leave or committed a crime (like shoplifting).
It is a civil complaint by a private entity against somebody. You cannot be trespassed from public property or public buildings. IF (big if here) a trespass order was entered then WHO is the order protecting? Was the person ever on their private property? Were they asked to leave? Signs are protected speech according to the Supreme Court. No person or entity can prevent displaying signs - especially in public or on their own property. FYI - Deed restrictions are also unconstitutional per SCOTUS (see Reed vs Gilbert AZ). One can sign away their 1st amendment right, but they can also reclaim that right at any time. That's the power of constitutionally protected rights. HOWEVER - a sign advocating something illegal, or placed in such a manner as to cause an unsafe condition, might have consequences. One has the right to free speech, but that does not isolate them from the consequences of that speech. Think of yelling "fire" in a crowded theater. Or disrupting a concert - you can be asked to leave because it is private property. IF you were trespassed from a private area, and you were only in a public place (sidewalk) (not on their private property) then you likely have a case against the police and against the person that filed the complaint. A police officer who issued that order should have known better. My guess is that there are details missing from OP's rant. |
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Deed Restrictions are private agreements and the 1st Amendment doesn't apply to private entities, nor does the US Constitution regulate private contracts. If you paid an attorney for that legal opinion, is it too late to request a refund? |
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They make a living???
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As a heads up: most likely not a vet, just a druggie saying that and a pat down would turn up drug paraphernalia which would make them no longer homeless.
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We don't need signs like that in the villages! There is plenty of help for veterans in and around the villages. No veteran should be homeless with all the help that offered to them! |
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