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To: Gritty

Taking away a constitutional right without due process should not make it past the first judge.


21 posted on 01/05/2016 2:34:08 PM PST by Oldexpat
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To: Oldexpat; JusPasenThru
See what was done to Dr. Emerson, by the way. Many have been denied and/or federally incarcerated without due process since then.

The Emerson Case

The case went all the way to the Supreme Court's refusal to deal with it, thereby supporting the unconstitutional case against Dr. Emerson. But very few political folks wanted to bother with it because of assumptions about separations and divorces. That's how they'll violate the Second Amendment against all, one very large group of Americans at a time. It won't take long.


28 posted on 01/05/2016 3:39:51 PM PST by familyop ("Welcome to Costco. I love you." --Costco greeter in "Idiocracy," example of today's politico.)
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To: Oldexpat

Exactly.

The right way to handle people suspected to be dangerous mental cases is to have someone who is really close to them to bring charges which would be heard by a judge.

With competent representation for the defendant.

What makes all of this so difficult, and beyond a simple executive order, is that in almost every single mass shooting, the first thing you hear is all of those close to the shooter on TV telling allfor the world to hear, “He was such a nice boy. I never dreamed he would ot something like this”.

So simple solutions will not fix it.

What we really need is some way to find out who has bombs under their bed, plans drawn up, etc. That would reduce the number of these incidents.

But the truth is that there are no perfect solutions that result in zero incidents.

“Better ten guilty go free than one man be falsely imprisoned” will forever be a valid and decent principle.


32 posted on 01/05/2016 4:23:50 PM PST by old curmudgeon (.)
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