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To: MrB
Agreed. If she has a CCW permit and was carrying and was drunk, so violated the law. Refusing the intoxication test should have been cause for immediate revocation of the CCW and requirement that she handle her firearm in a fashion required for non-CCW permit holders.
32 posted on 10/21/2014 12:03:17 PM PDT by Myrddin
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To: Myrddin
Myrddin said: "Refusing the intoxication test should have been cause for immediate revocation of the CCW ..."

Punishment for refusing to supply evidence against oneself is not something I would support. If the cops had probable cause to suspect intoxication then they should have been able to obtain a warrant for a blood test.

Revoking a concealed carry permit in some jurisdictions is equivalent to a lifetime ban on bearing arms.

44 posted on 10/21/2014 12:44:09 PM PDT by William Tell
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