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To: Squantos; Joe Brower; ConservativeLawyer; lawdog; WL-law; Abundy; nathanbedford; Beelzebubba

So even if he had already put some of his weapons "off site," they'd take him in for violating his TRO?

Does a TRO like this ever expire, say after divorce, or if the husband moves out of state?

Does a no-guns RO mean he's just plain screwed forever, RKBA-wise?


76 posted on 12/25/2004 1:39:01 PM PST by Travis McGee (----- www.EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com -----)
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To: Travis McGee

IMHO and limited knowledge of each states laws I'd say in this situation ........yes on all counts. The FOIC thang that some states have adopted make you responsible for a firearm and it's security until ya get it officially removed from your FOIC (Firearms Owners ID Card). They do a random check or this TRO RO thang on ya at Oh Early Thirthy the old "it was stolen" won't fly and ya get room and board at the grey bar inn till ya fess up.....incrementalism is still upon us and it's almost time for frogs legs.


77 posted on 12/25/2004 2:02:25 PM PST by Squantos (Be polite. Be professional. But, have a plan to kill everyone you meet. ©)
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