In both the Ex Post Facto Plus challenge and the In Person challenge, the government had filed Motions to Dismiss. Responses have now been filed in each.
On Friday, attorney Val Jonas filed notice of supplementary authority in the EPFP challenge, updating the Court on the recent decisions in California and Alabama (the one that said Registrants are not second class citizens). This is the same case the Court recently granted the Plaintiff’s motion to proceed anonymously. The response was previously field in December.
Today, attorney Ron Kleiner filed a response to the State’s motion to dismiss.
At this point it is a waiting game to see how the court rules on each case. As soon as decisions are issued on the motions, we will update you.
Kudos to Ron Kleiner. Looks like another WINNER to me.
Only one question concerning the following excerpt:
“As stated in the Complaint, if a registrant living at Matthew 25 Ministries needs to travel
to New York for a family emergency that occurred on Friday after 3:45 PM, he will be unable to
leave until Monday morning at the earliest, because he will otherwise be unable to comply with
F.S. 943.0435(7), WHICH REQUIRES HIM TO REPORT INTERSTATE TRAVEL at the Sheriff’s office, in person,
within 48 hours. (D.E. 13, at ¶ 34)”
Isn’t it true that as long as a registrant doesn’t establish a temporary residence (that is to say, to stay in one place for 3 or more days within a calendar year) THERE EXISTS NO LEGAL REQUIREMENT to report interstate travel? If I’m wrong in my understanding here, please let me know.
You are correct. It’s a hypothetical. Assume the registrant would go for 3 or more days.
Man, are these good.
If the judges can read, the cases will proceed.
Great Job Mr. Ron Kleiner. Kick their Butt !!!
“There’s only a very small percentage of those criminals out there that want to fight us and want to attack us, but a lot of them… they know they made bad mistakes, bad choices, but they want to do the right thing in life…”
Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco