Theft-by-judge:
After shooting one assailant in July 2006, Andres Vegas had one gun seized and was warned he would face prosecution if he continued to carry a pistol in his car in Milwaukee's central city.
He shot a second would-be robber in January. That gun was confiscated, too, and prosecutors charged him with concealing a handgun, a misdemeanor. However, Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Daniel A. Noonan said the statute violated Vegas' constitutional right to carry a gun for self-defense and threw the case out in September.
Circuit Judge Jeffrey A. Kremers reached a different conclusion Friday after Vegas asked for both guns back. Kremers said Vegas could reclaim the gun from the case Noonan threw out, but in the other shooting - which was never prosecuted - Kremers found Vegas was carrying the gun illegally and declined to return it.
"I am not prepared, nor am I inclined, to find the statute unconstitutional" in that case, Kremers said.
I see. The statute is un-Constitutional in May, but not in November. It's un-Constitutional if it's night-time, but not at dusk. Maybe inter-planetary galactic-matter transfers have something to do with it?
Kremers' grip on reality is obviously tenuous.
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