Issues with red flag laws
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Area52
Professional
Keep in mind, RFL is a civil matter.
Petitioner must legitimize their complaint to the court and is advised of the penalty of perjury.
Emergency petition for firearm retrieval requires search warrant.
Lawfully attained and possessed firearms can be returned by petition.
RFL have been used in the past to take demented grandpas guns away, the same for allegations of domestic violence all for good reason. At this time I’m not worried about door-to-door emergency RFL implementation coming because of some a terrified neighbor. Manpower to do this sort of operation doesn't exist and still requires sufficient probable cause. I think RFL has the potential to implode due to misuse, pranks, cranks and unsubstantiated claims, to otherwise avoid another “swatting” craze from a few years ago.
Location,location,location. Not everyone lives in CA,IL, NJ, et al.
We seem to be getting these zany “laws” from the global influences weirdos. I read today that a across the northern border, an official announce the people do not have “The absolute right to own private property”. So I could see this sort of crack-pottery trickling down.
The RFL, although nothing new, is a low level tool that can be reworked many times over.
Its reasonably to think there is some level of retribution on the horizon from this administration.
Be mindful of keeping the the eggs in one basket?
Petitioner must legitimize their complaint to the court and is advised of the penalty of perjury.
Emergency petition for firearm retrieval requires search warrant.
Lawfully attained and possessed firearms can be returned by petition.
RFL have been used in the past to take demented grandpas guns away, the same for allegations of domestic violence all for good reason. At this time I’m not worried about door-to-door emergency RFL implementation coming because of some a terrified neighbor. Manpower to do this sort of operation doesn't exist and still requires sufficient probable cause. I think RFL has the potential to implode due to misuse, pranks, cranks and unsubstantiated claims, to otherwise avoid another “swatting” craze from a few years ago.
Location,location,location. Not everyone lives in CA,IL, NJ, et al.
We seem to be getting these zany “laws” from the global influences weirdos. I read today that a across the northern border, an official announce the people do not have “The absolute right to own private property”. So I could see this sort of crack-pottery trickling down.
The RFL, although nothing new, is a low level tool that can be reworked many times over.
Its reasonably to think there is some level of retribution on the horizon from this administration.
Be mindful of keeping the the eggs in one basket?
I see this as something that will be abused to no end for political purpose and retribution. Then again, I am cynic who lives in NJ.
Annihilator
Emissary
Like I said before, I don’t like red flag laws period, this kind of crap can get out of hand very easy and fast
Jfal
Professional
You're not a cynic Mike...you just have been seeing what has occurred over the last 13 years with the IRS, FBI, CIA, DOJ, CDC, WHO, and thousands of state and municipal alphabet administrations. Look at what's on TV tonight. The left plays hardball...the right cries and quietly sits in the corner.
TidalWave
Professional
The solution? VOTE ‘EM OUT !
But also:
You’ve heard the old - and often true - saying “ what goes around, comes around”.
Conservative politicians need to start floating bills that restrict or “red flag” things liberals hold dear. Do it in the name of ‘fairness’, ‘equality’ or public safety.
Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.
conax
Master Class
When a convict is released they remove his 2nd Amendment and voting rights. If he's that dangerous on the loose, what is he doing out here? Too many animals are paroled to avoid the appearance of racism in the justice system.
Sometimes capital punishment is the only sensible answer. The Manson family comes to mind.