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Gun Control & RKBA

zipplewrath

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9. Protection orders ARE due process

Reply to SecularMotion (Original post)

Mon Jul 13, 2015, 01:13 PM

Jul 2015

Protection orders, or "restraining orders" are due process. You go before a judge and they can be challenged.

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Here’s Where the NRA Stops Cooperating on Domestic Violence Reform [View all] SecularMotion Jul 2015 OP

it violates due process and takings clause gejohnston Jul 2015 #1

That's the position of the NRA SecularMotion Jul 2015 #3

How about that. blueridge3210 Jul 2015 #4

If a man intended to stalk his ex but knew she was armed so he filed a bogus RO to disarm her Nuclear Unicorn Jul 2015 #5

The NRA also takes the position that water is wet - I'm against it! DonP Jul 2015 #6

I'm confused. Are you for or against due process? beevul Jul 2015 #7

"poisoning the well" Lizzie Poppet Jul 2015 #8

Damn right! Due process can go suck it when it comes to GUNZ! DonP Jul 2015 #2

Protection orders ARE due process zipplewrath Jul 2015 #9

Not so Shamash Jul 2015 #10

Kinda like a grand jury zipplewrath Jul 2015 #11

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