Posted on 12/29/2015 1:35:12 AM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
That’s correct. AND there are also cases where a little pre-emptive profiling would have been called for, too.
We are on the same page.
This article is intentionally murky in the details.
Kalifornistan - we put the doo in due process!
Problem with that is that the escapees keep contaminating the free states.
(AB1014) seeks to address the mentally unstable, but it's most assuredly wide open for abuse.
Those tyrannical, democrat, poseur-do-gooders’ always miss the mark. I hope they're not gun owners!
“if he survives a rigorous mental rectal exam.....”
With the new medical databases being created, they’ll magically ‘find’ a correlation between those who fell prey to having their firearms confiscated and information they already had, but didn’t notice, eliminating the ‘need’ for family members to make the ‘difficult decision’ to turn other family members in. The database will then be able to notify the courts automatically. It’s really not all that far fetched given that the law is based on the ‘possibility’ of a future crime.
Right. That’s the purpose of forcing doctors to question patients about guns in the home.
This law kind of reminds me of the three-strikes law, where there can be unintended consequences. Truly disturbed people will do whatever is necessary to get their way or not get caught.
Are you nucking futs? Call 1-800-...
Violates due process, and the bill of rights.
Nahhh
There's one down on Main St ... let's go get it
OK ... yeah .... cool
i envision an immediate need for more paperless guns, more pvc gardens, and more tragic boating accidents.
“A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the People to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.”
One hopes this is bounced out by the first judge it goes before.
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Someone will challenge this “law” and eventually it will wind up in the ninth circuit. hmmmm, I wonder how they will rule.
The deck is stacked against Californians.
Probably not a popular view, but I think even convicted felons who have fully paid their debt to society through fines and/or imprisonment, should have their 2’nd amendment rights fully reinstated on completion of their restitution.
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If they are so violent, they cannot be trusted with a gun, keep them in prison.
I was convicted of carrying concealed about 15 years ago (Illinois) a felony conviction. I was never accused of “brandishing”. A waitress saw it in my coat pocket, which I stupidly had hung on a rack.
She had to have been going through coat pockets to have found it in the first place. She had to have been a liberal/thief. She called the cops.
72 hours in the crap hole county jail awaiting bond hearing, $2500 for a lawyer, $2500 fine, 1 year probation and at age 54, a felony conviction on my record. First for me of any kind of offence, except a speeding ticket one time.
I’m 70 years old now and a lot more careful and yes, I still carry. It’s highly unlikely that I’ll be stopped and searched. If it happens, I’ll do my time.
>> Don’t piss off your wife.
Don’t live in California.
Unconstitutional. But don’t expect Pansy Roberts (thanks Jorge) and his court of feminazi hags to overturn it.
As some have noted, if one is too dangerous to own a gun, then that person is too dangerous to be walking free...
Hard to claim someone has "repaid their debt to society" and not grant them the same Constitutional rights...
Is this something like a TRO where one party gives credible evidence to a judge, who issues the temporary order but a short hearing date is scheduled where the restrained party can challenge the order and regain their rights? Of course, that depends on the quality of the judges.
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