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Two Court Actions on Friday
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- Robert Norse
Date Created
- 01 Apr 2004
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- 01 Apr 2004 11:10:53 AM
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Argue and Norse return to court Friday Morning. Argue's "Move Along" law hearing is at 8:30 AM in Dept. 2. Norse's "Amplified Sound" trial is at 10 AM in Dept. 1.
Friday 8:30 AM Dept. 2 Final Disposition of the “Move-Along� Law in Judge Mike Barton’s Court at 701 Ocean St. Argue expects Judge Barton to rule the City's anti-homeless law (which also impacts street performers and political tablers).
Friday 10 AM Dept. 1 Court Trial of Robert Norse for playing a video on the sidewalk last June 30th in front of The Pacific Trading Company. Cited with a $300+ ticket by Sgt. “Butchie�Baker for “not having a sound amplification permit� Norse will be defended by attorney Tony Bole.
Friday 10 AM Dept. 1 Court Trial of Robert Norse for playing a video on the sidewalk last June 30th in front of The Pacific Trading Company. Cited with a $300+ ticket by Sgt. “Butchie�Baker for “not having a sound amplification permit� Norse will be defended by attorney Tony Bole.
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Re: Two Court Actions on Friday
Clarification:
In your posting you seem to think that the targets of the "Move along" law are the homeless and that the impacts on street musicians and free speech are secondary. Yet with your own experiences with the City Council and their police you should know that the City government is very interested in selectively impeding free speech. My case is a free speech fight.
Reclaim Santa Cruz
Re: Two Court Actions on Friday
Will they ticket everyone? Arrest us all?
Bring this to everyone's attention:
They're trying to shut you up.
Don't shut up. Never shut up.
Re: Two Court Actions on Friday
Re: Two Court Actions on Friday
My work is not charity. I fight for what is ours.
Re: Two Court Actions on Friday
The new downtown ordinances are overly oppressive on their face, and when combined with the selective way they are enforced, they impact the quality of life for us all.
The police have basically been turned into a private security goon squad for the merchants!
Stacia, get a clue. We don't have a CPRB anymore--not coincidentally, this commission was axed right after it passed a motion condeming selective enforcement as a SCPD policy, but before they could present the resolution to the City Council.
Stacia, are you on the receiving side of the buttered side of the bread?