Josephine
County, Ore. -- Two months ago Gil Gilbertson, the sheriff
of this rural county in southern Oregon, drafted
a 10-page report exploring the origins and extent of federal power
within a state and emailed his findings to various parties, asking for
comment.
Since
the report was in rough-draft form he was somewhat 
surprised
that it went viral, but it shows there are a lot of people hungry for
information about how much power (particularly law-enforcement power)
the federal government actually wields within a state, where that power
comes from, and the limits to that power.
surprised
that it went viral, but it shows there are a lot of people hungry for
information about how much power (particularly law-enforcement power)
the federal government actually wields within a state, where that power
comes from, and the limits to that power.
Gilbertson
continued his research and recently completed a 13-page revised and
updated version, retitled: Unraveling
Federal Jurisdiction within a State. It is highly footnoted with
references to statutes and court decisions.
This
a “must read” for anyone concerned about infringements against
the 10th Amendment and federal encroachments in general – like
road closures, Wild Lands and Monument designations, mining and other
resource uses. In other words, this is for anyone and everybody with
an interest – no matter how casual -- in accessing the public
lands, either as a “resource user” (a rancher or miner)
or simply a casual vacationer who enjoys weekend camping.
READ THE ENTIRE STORY HERE: http://www.newswithviews.com/NWV-News/news287.htm
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