Update 2/26/2011:

Colorado Appellate Court Approves Trial Court’s Ruling

Last modified on 2011-02-27 01:49:11 GMT. 0 comments. Top.

Almost a year after I was acquitted of all charges (March 9th, 2010) the Colorado Appellate Court has issues their opinion on the District Attorney’s appeal:

Court of Appeals No. 10CA0665
Adams County District Court No. 08CR2001

Honorable John T. Bryan, Judge

The People of the State of Colorado,

Plaintiff-Appellant,

v.

David Owen Brady,

Defendant-Appellee.

RULING APPROVED

Division II

Opinion by JUDGE LOEB

Casebolt and Fox, JJ., concur

NOT PUBLISHED PURSUANT TO C.A.R. 35(f)

Read the Colorado Appellate Court’s Decision. (Provided for Private Use Only)

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5/26/2010: Judge’s Ruling For Acquittal Now Available

Click Here: The Ruling from the court granting acquittal is now available.

The Ruling is interesting from a number of perspectives:

• The Respect for Private Property

• The repeated assertion that the Sheriff’s Deputy and Social Service Workers were illegally upon private property

• The fact that no force was applied to the Sheriff… and no assault

• The fact that force may be applied to evict trespassers from your property

• The Fact that “Government Actors” have a responsibility to look for and abide by “Keep Out” Signs

• The assertion that “Government Actors” do NOT have a right to contact you on your property simply because they do this routinely

“Acquittal” is equal to “Not Guilty” from a legal definition perspective. If you want to learn more Click Here to read what Wikipedia has to say about “acquittal”

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