...excersing free speach! Spent a night in jail and was never even charged with a crime!

[url]www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/metro/spotlight/2002/061002.html[/url]

And there's this:

[url]www.arizonarepublic.com/arizona/articles/0616freespeech16.html[/url]

Kreager immediately reported the incident to a Forsyth County deputy who instructed her on how to get a "good behavior" warrant. Good behavior warrants, mostly used to prevent domestic violence, do not allege criminal acts.

Yikes I don't like the sound of that at all.

Where did this happen, Georgia? I'd want to see the statute, but it sure seems kind of dubious from a constitutional stand point.


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At that point, he said, Kreager, became agitated and began yelling, "You're stalking me. You stalk me everywhere I go. Get back!"

"It scared me," said the burly Milum.

Kreager insists that Milum approached her and in a loud and intimidating voice said he had evidence that would put someone in prison.

"I did indeed feel threatened," she said. "His tone. His mannerism. I asked him to step back several times, and he didn't. He kept getting close to me. He acted like it made him mad that I asked him to step back.

"I'm sorry," Kreager continued, fighting back tears. "You don't have any idea how this man frightens me."


*****Okay, this lady scares me-someone go arrest her, wouldja?

I heard a blurb on the Fox the other day about the Fed's can hold you for as long as they want if they "think" you were a witness to a crime.

I'm sure that means something totally different from what I'm thinking, but if it's not...kinda of an incentive not to report one!

I was always under the impression that they couldn't hold you unless they arrested you for commiting a crime.