Law of gravity?
No problem, he’ll just take his argument to a higher court.
This reminds me of someone, can’t think who though.
He just broke the main law.
On the other hand, it does sort of play hob with the definition of “overtime parking”.
Good comic, but I think “insists” would be better than “contends”. Or maybe some other verb.
No wonder he is in the dock – That kind of flight sure needs a docking station.
Seems like he took the ‘All Rise’ a bit too far.
Too much levity it court.
No one is above the law? What a great concept. Now if we could only enforce it.
Looks like yet another Sovereign Citizen ended up in court…
Oh, for heaven’s sake. Give it a rest!
He is rising on a principle that is as vague as any of those published out of DC. No real foundation and no detail.
No matter how well Laws are written and however good their intentions, someone will always be willing and able to break them.
Unless, of course, that person makes the law.
We’ve been floating these ideas around for while.
“Will the Defendant, please rise … erm … stand up?”
Wwooohhoooo…..Wiley finally put someone (George W.?) in a picture. Thank you! Great likeness, too!! Can the Mona Lisa be far behind??
He must have a lot of gas!
No one.
Well except the Trump Disciples’ Messiah.
.
#TraitorTrump
The witness is obviously not aware of the gravity of the situation…
YODA, a beard, he has now!
The judge obviously doesn’t appreciate courtroom levity — or levitation.
The relief from gravity is the realization that the law (karma) is imminent and transcendent. The judge sees only the illusion of manifestation (maya) not the action, thus the appearance seems like a transgression.
All right, Superman, take off the fake beard and quit fooling around.
Can’t wait for the day THAT’S true. . .
Gurus often fail the “category” test because they know they’re above it all.
Judges don’t contend! The parties and their attorneys do that. Judges issue rulings on the parties’ contentions.
Unless you are the Clintons, Obama’s, and Elizabeth Warren….
Clearly not a court anywhere in the USA, then.
Floating an ideal in court?
Unless their name is Clinton; then the FBI will re-write the statute to cover your ass and the DOJ will go along with it.
February 16, 2022
Dtroutma almost 5 years ago
Law of gravity?
finkd almost 5 years ago
No problem, he’ll just take his argument to a higher court.
peggykb9 almost 5 years ago
This reminds me of someone, can’t think who though.
Watcher almost 5 years ago
He just broke the main law.
dadoctah almost 5 years ago
On the other hand, it does sort of play hob with the definition of “overtime parking”.
shanen0 almost 5 years ago
Good comic, but I think “insists” would be better than “contends”. Or maybe some other verb.
in.amongst almost 5 years ago
No wonder he is in the dock – That kind of flight sure needs a docking station.
Baba27 almost 5 years ago
Seems like he took the ‘All Rise’ a bit too far.
pcolli almost 5 years ago
Too much levity it court.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
No one is above the law? What a great concept. Now if we could only enforce it.
johndifool almost 5 years ago
Looks like yet another Sovereign Citizen ended up in court…
magicwalnut Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Oh, for heaven’s sake. Give it a rest!
sandpiper almost 5 years ago
He is rising on a principle that is as vague as any of those published out of DC. No real foundation and no detail.
COL Crash almost 5 years ago
No matter how well Laws are written and however good their intentions, someone will always be willing and able to break them.
William Bednar Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Unless, of course, that person makes the law.
the lost wizard almost 5 years ago
We’ve been floating these ideas around for while.
Linguist almost 5 years ago
“Will the Defendant, please rise … erm … stand up?”
yimhere almost 5 years ago
Wwooohhoooo…..Wiley finally put someone (George W.?) in a picture. Thank you! Great likeness, too!! Can the Mona Lisa be far behind??
Cornelius Noodleman almost 5 years ago
He must have a lot of gas!
braindead Premium Member almost 5 years ago
No one.
Well except the Trump Disciples’ Messiah.
.
#TraitorTrump
feverjr Premium Member almost 5 years ago
The witness is obviously not aware of the gravity of the situation…
gbars70 almost 5 years ago
YODA, a beard, he has now!
dsjwriter almost 5 years ago
The judge obviously doesn’t appreciate courtroom levity — or levitation.
D1063n35 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
The relief from gravity is the realization that the law (karma) is imminent and transcendent. The judge sees only the illusion of manifestation (maya) not the action, thus the appearance seems like a transgression.
bakana almost 5 years ago
All right, Superman, take off the fake beard and quit fooling around.
1953Baby almost 5 years ago
Can’t wait for the day THAT’S true. . .
Concretionist almost 5 years ago
Gurus often fail the “category” test because they know they’re above it all.
Ray almost 5 years ago
Judges don’t contend! The parties and their attorneys do that. Judges issue rulings on the parties’ contentions.
jmworacle almost 5 years ago
Unless you are the Clintons, Obama’s, and Elizabeth Warren….
pieman3.14 almost 5 years ago
Clearly not a court anywhere in the USA, then.
cwg almost 5 years ago
Floating an ideal in court?
shivabones almost 5 years ago
Unless their name is Clinton; then the FBI will re-write the statute to cover your ass and the DOJ will go along with it.