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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Come on, "residency" means you LIVE THERE, not that you own a property. Residency and ownership are two different terms that can overlap, but dont have to.  [/quote]

It did NOT mean that in 2008. I posted a non-public document that explains this. The proof of residency statue defines, parent, it defines child, but it does not define residency. I am not arguing the definition of residency, I am just looking for a place on the DC government web page where it is defined, since the definition has obviously been changed and non-public documents define it.[/quote]

Under no definition that I can find in any dictionary or statute does "reside" mean "own."[/quote]

When you own a residence in DC you can claim you have a residency in DC. Unless it is clearly explained And I was on the jury, I would let them off, especially since owning a residence was enough to claim residency in the past. You can't just change the meaning of residency and not let the public know.[/quote]

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