- GC-RGS wrote:
-So, walking through a cemetery to pick up a box in the woods is a class E felony. I don't know the difference between a class E felony and a class A felony, but I assume a murder would be a different class than, say, picking up a box in the woods at a cemetery.So from what I remember 50 years ago in my civics or social studies class, being a felon prevents you from a lot of privileges. So does that mean if I'm found guilty of caching in a cemetery, I cannot own a gun, or heaven forbid, run for president? This may change my political plans.
Only if you murder someone with a geocache box while playing some sort of game while geocaching while in a cemetery. I will put forth that geocaching is NOT a game but rather a serous endeavor not to be taken lightly.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Glenn Nash" <GLNash@xxxxxxxxxx> To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2008 3:06 PM Subject: [GeoStL] Re: Tennessee Cemetery & Burial Site Laws
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