Federal judge dismisses challenge to Wyoming trespassing law (lease, inspectors)

[jody_wy]

Federal judge dismisses challenge to Wyoming trespassing law - Washington Times
yes Trespass is Trespass

[branDcalf]

Thank goodness.

WWP supporters go on emotion, not facts. They are apparently ignorant of how water rights work and how use is tracked. They are also ignorant of how people who raise livestock would only have deadstock if the animals were abused.

I once tried to draw a similarity, for some WWP folks, between caring for ones livestock vs neglecting or abusing them to a business owner not maintaining the company vehicles. I ended up getting screamed at for "thinking" animals were no more that machines.

There is no reasoning with these nuts.

[jody_wy]

That is a powerful statement he made - “The ends, no matter how critical or important to a public concern, do not justify the means, violating private property rights,” Skavdahl wrote

[sipes23]

Thankfully someone gets the notion of property rights.

[ScottStielow]

Good news for a change, by the Judge.

[GregW]

Does this restriction apply to people that are collecting environmental data on government land leased to private companies? Does it require Government employed inspectors to obtain warrants to observe and take samples on privately owned land?


Just curious.

[jody_wy]

law just covers private property. Government employ would need permission to enter. Like a dairy has a food license so milk samples are taken and equipment checked, under that license.