Seeking Leniency for SAFE Act Convicted American Veteran
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Kenneth Dominguez
9 years ago
Please do your home work on this, the safe act is an unconstitutional law, because of the magazine/clip section.
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Jason Clark
9 years ago
Please show leniency
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Anonymous
9 years ago
If there is any common sense left in this world, Mr. Mokhiber's case will be dropped.
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Matthew Hitchcock
9 years ago
#ShallNotBeInfringed #WhenWillWeLearn
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Dustin L Scott
9 years ago
Let him off.
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Paula O'Keefe
9 years ago
No victim, no crime! Let him go!
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Connett Brewer
9 years ago
This will only harm a good man. I know Simeon personally and served in the same section with him in Iraq. He was my direct, first-line supervisor and maintained the integrity that is in line with the highest standards of an Army Paratrooper. Simeon is a dedicated father and a true American. Please show leniency.
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Carl Hyde Jr
9 years ago
No safe act crimes
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Larry
9 years ago
No common sense with the safe act
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Jon Jaquin
9 years ago
Really?? Absolutely ridiculous!
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Jerry Jackson
9 years ago
Freedom
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Anita Domanico
9 years ago
Please allow this man to care for his boy. That's all that matters. Family.
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Michael Carrillo
9 years ago
Please see the common sense in this sentencing.... this is a combat veteran who served this great nation, so you can have the ability to sit in the judicial bench and make the right decision. Find him not guilty and send him home to be with his child. Common sense must be part of the judicial system.
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Robert Schaffer
9 years ago
Is this still America?
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Steven Malkowski
9 years ago
This conviction is a perversion of the justice system as is the law it was based on.
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Jeremy Stroud
9 years ago
Not justice. Let this man go.
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David mosier
9 years ago
This is getting out of hand
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Rob Mestishen
9 years ago
I served with Simeon in the 82d Airborne and can say with all honesty that he was and still is an upstanding citizen and role model. This conviction turned an exemplary U.S. citizen into a criminal by definition alone..certainly not by character. If this conviction is not overturned completely, Simeon should at the very least be granted leniency. It's not too late to correct this mistake that has been made by the New York state judicial system.
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Stephen Leven
9 years ago
Please be as lenient as possible with this person, who has already given a lot to this country, and has a special child that needs him home. He harmed no one, nothing was done with maloius or ill intent,.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
This is the result of an un-vetted law, passed in secrecy.
Please do your home work on this, the safe act is an unconstitutional law, because of the magazine/clip section.
Please show leniency
If there is any common sense left in this world, Mr. Mokhiber's case will be dropped.
#ShallNotBeInfringed #WhenWillWeLearn
Let him off.
No victim, no crime! Let him go!
This will only harm a good man. I know Simeon personally and served in the same section with him in Iraq. He was my direct, first-line supervisor and maintained the integrity that is in line with the highest standards of an Army Paratrooper. Simeon is a dedicated father and a true American. Please show leniency.
No safe act crimes
No common sense with the safe act
Really?? Absolutely ridiculous!
Freedom
Please allow this man to care for his boy. That's all that matters. Family.
Please see the common sense in this sentencing.... this is a combat veteran who served this great nation, so you can have the ability to sit in the judicial bench and make the right decision. Find him not guilty and send him home to be with his child. Common sense must be part of the judicial system.
Is this still America?
This conviction is a perversion of the justice system as is the law it was based on.
Not justice. Let this man go.
This is getting out of hand
I served with Simeon in the 82d Airborne and can say with all honesty that he was and still is an upstanding citizen and role model. This conviction turned an exemplary U.S. citizen into a criminal by definition alone..certainly not by character. If this conviction is not overturned completely, Simeon should at the very least be granted leniency. It's not too late to correct this mistake that has been made by the New York state judicial system.
Please be as lenient as possible with this person, who has already given a lot to this country, and has a special child that needs him home. He harmed no one, nothing was done with maloius or ill intent,.
This is the result of an un-vetted law, passed in secrecy.