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jed wrote:Well, here's our test case.

And a pretty nifty way to do it by covering his bases by saying that it was a mistake, just in case it goes badly and he uses that to get it reduced.

So does this building fall into the category of having things other than court rooms in it (justice center being more than just court rooms)? If so, sounds like arresting him for entering the building is contrary to law and what the Governor also put out. And if so, looks like a good indication of what would happen to the average CHL holder then if entering any similar building.