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In reply to the discussion: A look at the 4 gun bills up for vote in Senate [View all]Lee-Lee
(6,324 posts)22. Not really. Look at the standard for a restraining or vs arrest
A restraining order, that includes a ban on firearms purchases or possession, is a far lower standard to get than an arrest warrant.
Same would apply here. It should take far less to bar a purchase and get an arrest warrant.
Lay it out, let the magistrate decide, if the person wants to appeal they can argue whatever evidence used isn't want it appears or whatever else in court.
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On the "no fly, no buy" will people be notified of being on the list and being able to appeal?
aikoaiko
Jun 2016
#1
The Orlando shooter (I refuse to add to his notoriety by using his name) had a weapon permit
Nuclear Unicorn
Jun 2016
#27
'Due process' is to protect us from arbitrary application of government authority.
yallerdawg
Jun 2016
#38
If you want to change the background check laws, shreadding our 5th Amendment isn't the way to do it
NutmegYankee
Jun 2016
#47