DB> steal my car... I'd bring federal charges against you. You and your
 DB> laws MAY THINK you have a right, but you don't. Believe me, if the
 DB> above scenario were to happen me and many like me would take the case
 DB> all the way up to the Supreme Court, were it necessary. I'm certain
 DB> a  local agency woulddrop theft charges against itself; I'm also
 DB> certain  a federal court would be willing to hear the mess.
Commandeering vehicles is nothing new, and I'm sure the higher courts have 
already heard all they want on the subject. You would never even get the case 
to court. It would be like saying you have a Constitutional Right to drive 
without a driver's license. This is not a new law either, and you would get 
just about as far with this one, nowhere. The only way you would get a 
commandeering case to court would be if it involved a non-emmergency.
Tom Rightmer - A Victims' Rights Advocate
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