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Myrtle Beach Helmet Law UpdateOur case is headed straight to the SC Supreme Court. The City of Myrtle Beach will not be able to appeal the decision. Stay tuned for more updates! Take Back May's "Thank You BBQ" has provided freedom fighters within ABATE of SC four additional helmet tickets and plenty of good press for free. The four additional tickets assure us a chance to challenge the City of Myrtle Beach helmet ordinance even if our original 49 tickets are thrown out due to murky circumstances regarding the reissuing of summons and the confusion of whether they were civil or criminal. The trials for all 49 freedom fighters have been stayed indefinitely. All current court dates have been cancelled. I am under the impression the City may still be enforcing the helmet ordinance. If you are cited please consider fighting the ticket rather than becoming part of the problem in Myrtle Beach. The Chief Justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court has sent a memorandum to the localities of South Carolina plainly stating that Administrative Hearing Courts are unconstitutional. You may read may read Chief Justice Jean Hoefer Toal's City or County Administrative Hearing Courts Memorandum for yourself here. Recent Photos and Videos
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| Myrtle Beach Freedom Ride Results The first Myrtle Beach Freedom Ride took place Saturday February 28, 2009 at high noon inspite of rain and intense police presence. Bikes from as far away as Miami came to take part. Over one hundred motorcyclists gathered at the Beaver Bar and took part in the Freedom Ride. Many Myrtle Beach police were on duty with two cops in every car. They did their best to write everyone a ticket but appranetly only stopped and ticketed about four dozen bikers. Those ticketed all intend to challenge the law through the court system. |
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