Fincher's defense argued that the law under which he was charged is unconstitutional because it violates the 2nd Amendment's guarantee of citizens' rights to bear arms...Prosecutors told jurors the case was simple -- Fincher had the machine guns and they weren't registered as required."No, his defense didn't argue a thing--they were not allowed to by the judge. If your only source of news as "authorized journalists," this piece would make you think Wayne Fincher got a fair trial.
U.S. Constitution One Nail Closer To Burial
The results of this governmental abuse of power are the tragedies of an innocent man in jail, his family broken-hearted and the abusers celebrating their contrived victory.Dale Morfrey shares some candid observations.
This case truly has never been about the law, evidence and justice. If it had, Fincher would have remained a free man and would have been found not guilty by the jury.
[More about Wayne Fincher via WarOnGuns]
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