I do still feel he should have bought the permit or driven around
Minnesota... Which ever would cost his business less.
I sincerely doubt the DNR is going to _look_ for would be fish shippers who
have coolers in their back seat. That's not the point of the law. The
point of the law was to get their take on an industry important to their
state's revenues.
If anyone should be suing anyone... It's the states adjacent to Minnesota.
Maybe they will now, that a court in MN has ruled the law unconstitutional.
----- Original Message -----
From: "R. W. Wolff" <choupiqu_at_wctc.net>
To: <nanfa_at_aquaria.net>
Sent: Friday, March 12, 2004 12:58 PM
Subject: NANFA-- an article regarding the bait dealer
> This article seems to cover all the aspects of both sides.
>
> The part that disturbs me is the confiscation of this guys truck.
> Confiscation is just wrong, barring severe crimes. I mean, you obviously
> take away someones weapon of choice if they are murdering people with it.
>
> Maybe not in this case, but in most, take away the truck or other
equipment-
> how do they expect people to pay their fines?
>
> http://www.startribune.com/stories/533/4659177.html
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