Posted on Oct 14, 2023
Does right to bear arms override restraining orders against domestic abusers?
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I say Yes.
An Educated member of the Harvard Staff and Faculty, "...Caroline E. Light, a senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies in Women, Gender, and Sexuality.", Has a say on the Rahimi case in front of SCOTUS now. What does she bring to the table? "Zackey Rahimi himself has demonstrated that his behavior is a threat not just to his intimate partners — but also to the wider public." That is the only talking point gun controllers have in this case.
Yep, Rahimi is not a nice person, we already know that, but it's not relevant to the question in front of SCOTUS.
This is one of the "Views from the other side" that I often post, I do not support what is said in this interview.
"Shall not be Infringed"
An Educated member of the Harvard Staff and Faculty, "...Caroline E. Light, a senior lecturer and director of undergraduate studies in Women, Gender, and Sexuality.", Has a say on the Rahimi case in front of SCOTUS now. What does she bring to the table? "Zackey Rahimi himself has demonstrated that his behavior is a threat not just to his intimate partners — but also to the wider public." That is the only talking point gun controllers have in this case.
Yep, Rahimi is not a nice person, we already know that, but it's not relevant to the question in front of SCOTUS.
This is one of the "Views from the other side" that I often post, I do not support what is said in this interview.
"Shall not be Infringed"
Does right to bear arms override restraining orders against domestic abusers?
Posted from news.harvard.edu
2nd Amendment
Supreme Court
Gun Control
Posted 7 mo ago
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From the link: "after he allegedly assaulted and threatened his then-girlfriend in a parking lot." I don't know if Rahimi was charged with of felony level assault. I think it makes a difference.
I think it reasonable,
-if a prosecutor gets an indictment for felony level assault, the person should be automatically subject to a restraining order, pending trial.
-if the subject of a restraining order, violates that restraining order, they should be required to turnover their firearms pending trial for the assault
-Regardless of the outcome of the trial, if the subject of a restraining order, violates that restraining order and has to turnover their firearms, the firearms should not be returned for some pre-determined time (perhaps 6-12months). And an administrative hearing should periodically determine whether or not to return the firearms.
I think it reasonable,
-if a prosecutor gets an indictment for felony level assault, the person should be automatically subject to a restraining order, pending trial.
-if the subject of a restraining order, violates that restraining order, they should be required to turnover their firearms pending trial for the assault
-Regardless of the outcome of the trial, if the subject of a restraining order, violates that restraining order and has to turnover their firearms, the firearms should not be returned for some pre-determined time (perhaps 6-12months). And an administrative hearing should periodically determine whether or not to return the firearms.
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SGT (Join to see) - I would disagree. Taking a shot at a LEO could have resulted in an attempted murder charge which apparently did not occur. The past criminal behavior plus the DVRO should preclude him from having a weapon. Then again this will be just one of the many cases that will be ligated under the new SCOTUS test on gun restrictions. An avenue that can be turned against gun owners. Sometimes its best to leave things alone but I'm so afraid that SCOTUS has handed the anti-gun folks the weapon needed to undo the 2A
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SFC Ralph E Kelley - Had the same issue when using my phone and finally started using my laptop. Its quite the difference in experience in using a laptop vs a cell phone.
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SGT (Join to see) - There's a lot wrong with the way LE handled Rahimi's behavior before and after the DVRO. I'm not seeing how Bruen gave the controllers any kind of leverage to "undo the 2A".
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