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cling wrote:If an individual sells something to another individual in a face to face cash transaction, that's not international commerce, regardless of the citizenship of the individuals.

My understanding of the Interstate Commerce thingie majiggie is that virtually anything can be referred to as such. I also understand that a subsequent SCOTUS ruling took an axe to that and watered it down substantially.
As a consequence I am no longer sure how it applies to all this Federal interference in things that they shouldn't be interfering with in the first place.

I think he is agreeing with you, but not sure.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:Here is an order on Defendant's Motion to Suppress that might be interesting.

Chas.

Charles,
Being a total ignoramus when reading that kind of stuff, didn't it all come down to the defendant not accomplishing anything in his motions?

Beiruty wrote:Next time, ask for birth certificate or a Valid Passport. Just to keep the Feds happy. Or, use an FFL to do transfer.

Frankly, this should be appealed immediately even all the way to Supreme court. Why this illegal immigrant has a valid DL? Why he was not prosecuted, or even deported? He has clearly committed a crime.

Do we ask everyone for Birth Certificates?