Amen, Bruddah....
Besides, no one is "reasonable" in California! In law school,
our Civil Procedure professor told us to disregard all the text book
cases that were decided in California - he said they were always wrong!
Seriously... that's a true story!
(i.e., not that CA cases are really always wrong... but our
prof really did say that to us... and meant it concerning
our final exam.)
================ Anon. - K8JHR ==================
Kelly Johnson wrote:
> It's just not that simple. PRB-1 was written in a way that leaves
> lots of things to interpretation. The root of the problem is the term
> "reasonable". "Reasonable" is not an absolute term. It means
> different things to different people. Cities can do whatever they
> want until hams are willing to empty their pocketbooks and hire the
> lawyers necessary to fight it. The ARRL doesn't have the money to go
> fight all of these fights. The state AG isn't going to do a darn
> thing.
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