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As promised this week's letter to the president is asking for help in the Rinehart case. If you write only one letter please make it this one. A little different this week I am also asking you send a copy to the DOJ, https://www.justice.gov/doj/webform/your-message-department-justice
I want to show Brandon our continuing support so I am asking that you post note here that a letter was sent.
As always, please send your letter to the president here https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact#page
Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear President Trump,
SUPPORT BRANDON RINEHART
The West Coast independent gold miners and prospectors have been asking you for assistance to get us back to work in the face of the environmental movements massive push to over regulate us out of existence.
The State of California unconstitutionally tried and convicted Mr. Brandon Rinehart for using his federal mining rights on his federal mining claim. They required a permit but refused to issue any a permits to anyone, and still continue to refuse to for going on eight years now. The state even denied him the use of his federal evidence in his case. The state court of appeals overturned it citing South Dakota Mining vs Lawrence County, No. 97-3861, September 16th 1998, 8th Court of Appeals.
“The ordinance's de facto ban on mining on federal land acts as a clear obstacle to the accomplishment of the Congressional purposes and objectives embodied in the Mining Act. Congress has encouraged exploration and mining of valuable mineral deposits located on federal land and has granted certain rights to those who discover such minerals. Federal law also encourages the economical extraction and use of these minerals… To do so offends both the Property Clause and the Supremacy Clause of the federal Constitution. The ordinance is prohibitory, not regulatory, in its fundamental character.”
Political pressure was brought to bear and the case was quickly overturned in the state’s Supreme Court. In that case the Obama administration directed the Department of Justice to step in on the case and unconstitutionally endorsed the denial of Mr. Rinehart’s federal mining rights. The Pacific Legal Foundation has petitioned the case to the US Supreme Court.
Please Mr. President, we ask that you not only have the Department of Justice rescind its opinion in this case but reverse it and support Mr. Rinehart’s federal rights. Please contact Mr. Jonathan Wood, Environmental Attorney, Pacific Legal Foundation for any assistance you may need. https://www.pacificlegal.org/cases/California-claim-jumps-the-rights-of-miners-on-federal-land
I want to show Brandon our continuing support so I am asking that you post note here that a letter was sent.
As always, please send your letter to the president here https://www.whitehouse.gov/contact#page
Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear President Trump,
SUPPORT BRANDON RINEHART
The West Coast independent gold miners and prospectors have been asking you for assistance to get us back to work in the face of the environmental movements massive push to over regulate us out of existence.
The State of California unconstitutionally tried and convicted Mr. Brandon Rinehart for using his federal mining rights on his federal mining claim. They required a permit but refused to issue any a permits to anyone, and still continue to refuse to for going on eight years now. The state even denied him the use of his federal evidence in his case. The state court of appeals overturned it citing South Dakota Mining vs Lawrence County, No. 97-3861, September 16th 1998, 8th Court of Appeals.
“The ordinance's de facto ban on mining on federal land acts as a clear obstacle to the accomplishment of the Congressional purposes and objectives embodied in the Mining Act. Congress has encouraged exploration and mining of valuable mineral deposits located on federal land and has granted certain rights to those who discover such minerals. Federal law also encourages the economical extraction and use of these minerals… To do so offends both the Property Clause and the Supremacy Clause of the federal Constitution. The ordinance is prohibitory, not regulatory, in its fundamental character.”
Political pressure was brought to bear and the case was quickly overturned in the state’s Supreme Court. In that case the Obama administration directed the Department of Justice to step in on the case and unconstitutionally endorsed the denial of Mr. Rinehart’s federal mining rights. The Pacific Legal Foundation has petitioned the case to the US Supreme Court.
Please Mr. President, we ask that you not only have the Department of Justice rescind its opinion in this case but reverse it and support Mr. Rinehart’s federal rights. Please contact Mr. Jonathan Wood, Environmental Attorney, Pacific Legal Foundation for any assistance you may need. https://www.pacificlegal.org/cases/California-claim-jumps-the-rights-of-miners-on-federal-land
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