In Henderson County, B.O.L.T. member David Stilwell spent many hours, day and night, getting all the legal case paperwork and strategy prepared for fighting 56 helmet tickets, assisting an attorney who is a good attorney but not familiar with how to fight the motorcycle helmet laws. Last week, the night before the trial, the DA dismissed all 56 tickets. His friend, Bones, from ABATE, wrote the following story. It is no fairy tale that B.O.L.T. courtroom strategies are effective.
COLUMBUS -- Motorcyclists will be able to back their bikes into angled parking spaces, under legislation approved by the Ohio House Wednesday.
By now, we all have heard that the reason for the census is to ensure legislators are apportioned according to the population. The first question, the one about how many people live here, is sufficient to do that. The rest of the questions will be used in gerrymandering by whichever one of the government-sponsored political parties is in the majority during redistricting. Many people are angered over the exorbitant spending by the census bureau, while others are looking at the census as a threat to their civil rights, and particularly their right to privacy.
Myrtle Beach hates bikers. Pass it on.

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This is the kind of two-way respect that happens in the legislative building.
It's nowhere near what WA bikers are seeing on the roads. Watch what happens on the road...
Pickerington, Ohio
AMA Press Release, February 22, 2010
Former American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) Board Chairman Dal Smilie was sentenced Monday, Feb. 22, to eight months in prison and two years probation for embezzling more than $100,000 through fraudulent travel reimbursement claims submitted to the AMA over a period of years ending in 2007.
EDITORIAL. This is the opinion of jan and is not necessarily the opinion of B.O.L.T.
I have verified with Senator Russell's office that ABATE of Oklahoma asked the senator to introduce Senate Bill 1324 which asks the state to FORCE motorcyclists to pay higher registration fees.
The purpose of this site is for B.O.L.T. directors to post updates to helmet laws in their state, to keep people updated on the status of the ongoing battles, and to advise people how to get involved in helping the B.O.L.T. chapter, along with other freedom fighters in their state, to repeal or overturn helmet laws.
This is the new B.O.L.T. website, which was installed on January 8, 2009. The old website and all directories have been stored as backups until the new site is running.
One of the main improvements is that national and state directors (and their helpers) are allowed to log in and post. They can "create content" in any of the following formats: blog, book, and forum. First, you will need to register for an account and log in. You should be able to do this very easily. After you register, you will receive final instructions. If you have any problems registering for an account, contact jan. All B.O.L.T. members know my email address.
Now for the nitty gritty:
The beginning of a Collection of Case Law Documents can be found here: http://boltusa.org/?q=node/7
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