if you manage to get your stuff coonriver let us know

Dont let them steal your stuff!

Dont let them steal your stuff!
I hate a thief.

Exactly Right!!!

The Judge that heard your case should issue an order to return your stuff.

The man was found not guilty. I guess law enforcement can just do whatever they want. You might think a differently if it was your stuff. Sometimes it seems law enforcement is not held to the same standard as everybody else.

Bullspit!. That would be a sherrif with an agenda!

There is a sort of lawyer on here but he is probably on the AOC campaign trail at the moment.

Yep..Why don't you go to talk to whoever said it was legal to trespass..

If somebody has my property without a legal reason and won't give it back that fits my definition of a thief. I wouldn't just suck it up. I would fight to get my stuff back.

If your talking to me it obviously is legal to do what I did as long as no weapons are brought onto that private property. It's in the hunting regulations and I brought them to my court trial and the judge even agreed with it. The county attorney didn't know what to say when I brought it up in court he was all flustered after that.

I guess there was more to the story. I hope you get your stuff back.

I'd make every effort to contact the judge who found you not guilty. Sounds like contempt of court to me. The judge might think so, too.

I'm sure the rules vary by State. Several years ago a game warden in Washington State took some stuff (knives and an ax) from a friend of mine who was a hound hunter, the cop told my friend they were going to investigate him for supposedly hound hunting bears (it had been banned in WA State).

Nothing ever came of it, it was just harassment imo. Anyway, my friend asked for his stuff back, they told him that since he hadn't filed some sort of form within 15 days of the seizure, he had forfeited it and wasn't going to get it back.

This is common practice, of course they know that nobody knows these rules, and they sure don't inform you of these rules that allow law enforcement to steal stuff from unsuspecting guys. I'm guessing your stuff is now being used by the sheriff deputy or his brother in law.

Hire a retired Marine. You'll get the traps back, the dog back, the house back, and the ex wife. Be careful what you wish for. (I am not a Marine and do not claim to be.) Call my grand son.

Yep 55 cents and a letter to the Judge might fit the whole thing, the case is settled and property has not been returned what you got to lose!

I would ignore the advice of the pseudo-lawyers here and listen to Pass-thru, who is a real lawyer.

Jim

I will be talking to the judge in the morning. He was out when I called today and his secretary at his law office said to call about 10am in the morning to talk to him.

Call Ol Judge up is my advice.. Tell him about the Property and your request! ^ post that about the same time...