(( Would You File Charges on this Holiness Cop? )) - Page 16

citizen · #**151** 07-16-2009, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Kim Komando

If a certain con minister was "caught" posting pictures of Apostolic women in "slits" while at a camp meeting and then posting them on a certain con ministerial forum for other men to see - would you file charges on this Holiness policeman? Would this be for harassment? stalking? something else? or just plain FREAKY weird?
Personally, I might be LIVID if this minister was just taking pictures of my daughter's skirt and lower torso.

Literally take him before a civil judge? Or do you mean before the church?
He maybe a little fanatical about exposing the sisters who are exposing themselves but if these offended Christians have an ought agains this fellow they need to 1) go to him about it, then if that doesnt work 2) get some witnesses and if that doesnt work 3) take him before the church, then the elders can decide on putting him out of the church for a while. And probably while he's out of the church someone could go to the civil courts and file some kind of action against him.

El Predicador · #**152** 07-16-2009, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

If your mythical prosecutor published the child pornography for other attorneys to see and comment on, he would become the prosecuted. .

Not if the only one he "published" them to were fellow prosecutors seeking their opinion. That's actually how it works.

James Griffin · #**153** 07-16-2009, 09:31 AM

(Post by ChipsnDip - edited by Admin)

I am sincerely hoping this is some kind of sick joke.

Anyone actually doing this from this forum, trying to ruin a man and a ministry without any knowledge of what happened much less having seen the pictures in question is engaging in conduct which is ignorant mob mentality, much less Christian.

n david · #**154** 07-16-2009, 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by El Predicador

Not if the only one he "published" them to were fellow prosecutors seeking their opinion. That's actually how it works.

Trying to teach an attorney (baron) how it actually works...

Baron1710 · #**155** 07-16-2009, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by El Predicador

Not if the only one he "published" them to were fellow prosecutors seeking their opinion. That's actually how it works.

Posting them online for a broad range of people to see and comment on them is not even close to seeking the advice of another attorney. If I am asking another attorney his specific advice on a case that is permissible (within certain boundaries). Your analogy is still lame, was he seeking their advice as to whether he should "prosecute" them or was he making a point of showing how ungodly they were? What he was doing has no relationship whatsoever to an attorney seeking advice from another attorney about how or if to proceed with an action.

Pressing-On · #**156** 07-16-2009, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by James Griffin

I am sincerely hoping this is some kind of sick joke.

Anyone actually doing this from this forum, trying to ruin a man and a ministry without any knowledge of what happened much less having seen the pictures in question is engaging in conduct which is ignorant mob mentality, much less Christian.

Thank you, James!!!!

*AQuietPlace* · #**157** 07-16-2009, 10:02 AM

My honest opinion is that what he DID was not that terrible, in and of itself. My concern is with the spirit that motivates it. The way out of proportion fixation with dress codes.

BHILL · #**158** 07-16-2009, 10:07 AM

I'm curious,what was the reaction on the other forum when he posted the pics?

rgcraig · #**159** 07-16-2009, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Pressing-On

Thank you, James!!!!

We edited what James was speaking of.

El Predicador · #**160** 07-16-2009, 10:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Baron1710

Posting them online for a broad range of people to see and comment on them is not even close to seeking the advice of another attorney. If I am asking another attorney his specific advice on a case that is permissible (within certain boundaries). Your analogy is still lame, was he seeking their advice as to whether he should "prosecute" them or was he making a point of showing how ungodly they were? What he was doing has no relationship whatsoever to an attorney seeking advice from another attorney about how or if to proceed with an action.

Won't engage in a lengthy "discussion" of several posts on this thread as to how attorneys proceed, but if you want to cross swords by email, just let me know padawan.