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Based on current UM tuition, those would be the most expensive firearms safety courses ever offered...

Do you think it slipped past me? Encyclopedias could be filled up with crimes in which "no charges were pursued". I'd like for things to turn out well for our players, but I'm also not advocating that we turn our heads every time they do something wrong. There is a middle ground, the world is...

Yeah, I was just wondering about whether the closing memo could be circulated. I did well in my Domestic Relations course, though I never handled any domestic cases. I'm just curious about the document and what it might discuss. It's a somewhat unique document, I'm not saying they don't exist...

And, in all fairness, it is possible to smell weed on the clothing/hair of a person who has recently smoked, even if that person currently has no weed on them. But, YES, it is abused by cops who merely stand outside of the car, with no close proximity to the person, and SWEAR they can smell...

I am asking a question, because I do not know the answer. Some people have commented on how Dade does not make these documents public record on the website, though other counties do. You have seen the memo, does Dade have a prohibition on people sharing what could/should be a public document...

No, he said that he certainly acted "improperly", not that he "certainly" acted improperly. If you just think about it, the meaning is clear.

Please stop it with your Pennsylvania non-lawyer analysis. He did not have his license at the time. Whether it is a forgivable violation is a different issue.

Volume?

What law school did you go to? Just curious.

At the time Scaife was arrested, the entire Miami team needed to carry weapons because Rashaun Jones had not been arrested, plus Haitians and stolen rims and da club and fights and girlfriends and gangs and Miami... There, now Barry Jacks-off has his next story.

OK, fair enough. Just wanted to make sure.

Hilarious. Don't you know that every Florida cop ever SMELLED marijuana? Or that someone in the car resembled someone mentioned in a BOLO at some point?

Welcome to the south. Pretext stops are our specialty.

Not that this is the case, but does anyone know if it was on-campus? Might be some additional rules against carrying on campus that could apply, in spite of the Florida law. Sounds like the violation of Florida law was technical/minor to the point where the ASA did not want to waste time on...

Why are you telling me? I have a law degree and know how to read the rules, plus my brother has a hunter's ****nal of guns. You need to be telling the original poster.

You did see the word "concealed", right? And if he doesn't have a CONCEALED firearm license, then it would be problematic. Plenty of people in Florida do not have that license.