Quote:
Originally Posted by gjj
My reason for starting this thread was to make sure we know where we stand in this disturbed, twisted process.
She endlessly spouts how she is "only following the rules" when she argues to arbitrarily deny us our right to self defense.
Well, the rules are very specific about how to revoke a license. She is not there yet.
|
I don't disagree with that at all. We're convinced that she has no legal authority to revoke without cause. But County counsel has advised her that she has the legal authority. So, that's going to be a matter for the courts to decide. Likewise as to what exactly constitutes legal notice is probably also going to be up to a court to decide.
Suppose that she revoked your license today, and mailed a letter to you informing you today as well. You won't receive the letter for a couple of days at least. Yet your license is already revoked. Now, what if you get caught carrying inbetween the time that she revoked your license, and you receive the letter telling you that your license is revoked? If you hadn't received a previous letter telling you of her intention to revoke your license as of a specific date, you could argue that you can't be held liable for breaking the law because you had no way of knowing that your license had been revoked. But, since you already received the first letter, a court is likely to decide that you should have known.