Cracking The Code is Successful!

[Sapiens]

Originally Posted by Shoonra

A recent decision by the Third Circuit upholds the Pennsylvania Dept of Corrections (the prison system) in prohibiting inmates from getting copies of CtC. Back in July 2005 the Pennsylvania prison authorities adopted a regulation that any UCC forms or instructions - including Cracking The Code - were contraband, and started keeping an especially close watch on inmates who had gotten or tried to get CtC and similar instructions on filing bogus liens.

The case is Monroe v. Beard (3rd Cir. 7/29/08), which will soon appear in F.3d.

Shoonra,

In your personal opinion, do you think it is correct to withhold this type of materials from the inmates?

[Shoonra]

Originally Posted by Sapiens

Shoonra,

In your personal opinion, do you think it is correct to withhold this type of materials from the inmates?

Yes,
ditto for books about locksmithing, knife fighting, drug manufacture, etc.

[mrg]

Originally Posted by Shoonra

Yes,
ditto for books about locksmithing, knife fighting, drug manufacture, etc.

They don't need "books" for that.

They are in a university that specializes in teaching that and more.

2.3 million and growing.

Manburgers!

Yum!!!

[Shoonra]

I would have expected that Manburgers line from DiM, who has done time in the slammer.

For all I know, so have you.

[mrg]

Originally Posted by Shoonra

I would have expected that Manburgers line from DiM, who has done time in the slammer.

For all I know, so have you.

I do not think he "has done time in the slammer."

I think that you present gross exaggeration and a make cowardly slurs.


For all I know, so have you.

You certainly seem to "know" a lot about "it."
http://www.suijuris.net/forum/135751-post13.html


Probably the only "first hand" testimony you have presented here.


When you were "in," perhaps you were a:

[Sapiens]

Originally Posted by Shoonra

Yes,
ditto for books about locksmithing, knife fighting, drug manufacture, etc.

Thanks for the candid reply, it motivated me to think, and I gained some insight and perspective on how some may perceive authority and how they may deal with others' actions that are either Malum in se or Malum prohibitum.

I have been asking myself how correct is it to withhold information from others that seek it, and in that respect as to those that are termed as criminals.

If we have a malicious criminal locked up is because others are endangered by his actions.

But how about a political prisoner that endangers the power structure of an oppressive society?

Good stuff Shoonra, again, thanks for the candid reply.

[indago]

Sapiens noted:
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But how about a political prisoner that endangers the power structure of an oppressive society?
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GETTING READY

[moishanb]

Oh, but I repeat myself.

Shoonra, how about posting the answers to my questions posed a few posts above, in regards to the CtC comments you made?