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Topic	Rittenhouse for his gun charges dropped.
Siculu 11/15/21 3:11:38 PM #115:	Zeeak4444 posted... that makes no sense, hes not in violation of 941.28 but hes not in compliance with 29.593. so underlining or does absolutely nothing here to explain anything. He is in compliance with 29.304 (which you conveniently ignored), so 29.593 doesn't even apply. Do I need to emphasize "and" now? "Or" is a period. It's a full stop since 29.304 and 29.593 are not applicable. You can stop reading there. undefined posted... Wow, you are really bad at reading comprehension, so I bolded the relevant part for you to go find a grammar book to help you with. However, digging further in it appears that out of state certification would qualify, so I would guess that he likely has the requisites in Indiana, but it would be nice if the reporting/judgement would be more clear about these things. (Although Wisconsin law is all kinds of wonky here, because it seems the linked statute is all related to Bow hunting and not Rifle hunting, so there is definitely a gap here) 29.304 refers to 14-16 year olds. Not applicable. 29.593 is reliant on 29.304 and is not applicable. --- Intent obsolescence, built into the system <cite>Siculu posted [p:960026281] in Rittenhous... [t:79760795]...</cite> <quote>Zeeak4444 posted... </cite> <quote>that makes no sense, hes not in violation of 941.28 but hes not in compliance with 29.593. so underlining or does absolutely nothing here to explain anything.</quote> He is in compliance with 29.304 (which you conveniently ignored), so 29.593 doesn't even apply. Do I need to emphasize "and" now? "Or" is a period. It's a full stop since 29.304 and 29.593 are not applicable. You can stop reading there. undefined posted... </cite> <quote>Wow, you are really bad at reading comprehension, so I bolded the relevant part for you to go find a grammar book to help you with. However, digging further in it appears that out of state certification would qualify, so I would guess that he likely has the requisites in Indiana, but it would be nice if the reporting/judgement would be more clear about these things. (Although Wisconsin law is all kinds of wonky here, because it seems the linked statute is all related to Bow hunting and not Rifle hunting, so there is definitely a gap here)</quote> 29.304 refers to 14-16 year olds. Not applicable. 29.593 is reliant on 29.304 and is not applicable. --- Intent obsolescence, built into the system</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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