Judge Tinlin: "Go and sin no more?"

So Judge Tinlin thinks he's a comedian? He said to artist Greg Travous, "Go and sin no more" about selling flags in the Plaza de la Constitucion (Slave Market Squre).
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Surely he jests.

The City ordinance attempting to criminalize art sales is unconstitutional. The attempt to criminalize flag sales was crazy. The effort to make a joke about it ("Sin mo more") fell flat on its face when I read it this morning. Perhaps the atmosphere in the courtroom was such that it was funnier there.

Selling American flags in our Plaza is not a "sin."

It is not "malum in se" (a thing that is wrong in and of itself, a priori).

It is an ordinance violation ("malum prohibitum").

The City's attempt to turn an ordinance violation into a crime is, at best, facetious.

The judge's joke isn't very funny. "SIN?"

The City's criminalizing art and music in public places is a sin, a crime and a tort.

And who ever thought selling the American flag was commercial speech? It's political. Our City Attorney is wrong, again.

Enough gooberishness -- our City Hall is embarrassing to a free people.