In article , [email] (Jay Stallings) wrote:
"I do not recognize the authority of a court that hangs the gold-fringed flag. A flag with gilded edges is the flag of an admiralty court. An admiralty court signifies a naval-court martial. I cannot be court martialed twice. That is all."
Dang ol' -N!
Which begs the question: What was he court martialed for the first time?
noel@[address] (noel) wrote:
Which opens an interesting question for us KotH'ers...
Court Martialed twice?
J
In [email] (jmg) writes:
He must have been court martialed once before, impling that he was once in the navy.
Alandp ([email]) wrote:
In article , Alandp wrote:
This *exact* ploy was used by a rather cartoonish militia-nut being prosecuted on Wednesday night's episode of "Law and Order." It was dismissed out of hand on the basis that the judge didn't particularly care *what* was on the flag in the courtroom.