Tim the student
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alleyzonme, would you try to break your text up into paragraphs? It is very difficult for me to read all that like it is.
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questions on what ex felon brother in law
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2A was "political" when it was first adopted.
Some of us entertain these notions:
(1) Someone who's served his/her time (paid his/her debt to society) ought to have all rights restored.
(2) Our country is getting too "tattle-taley."
(3) Guilt comes after the crime, not before it. (See (1) above.)
(4) Some laws creating "crimes" are constitutionally invalid.
(5) I ought to mind my own business.
But not all of us entertain these old-fashioned notions.
Terry, 230RN
(1) Someone who's served his/her time (paid his/her debt to society) ought to have all rights restored.
(2) Our country is getting too "tattle-taley."
(3) Guilt comes after the crime, not before it. (See (1) above.)
(4) Some laws creating "crimes" are constitutionally invalid.
(5) I ought to mind my own business.
But not all of us entertain these old-fashioned notions.
Terry, 230RN
The Sarge
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I agree totally with "mind your own business" until somebody comes into my house and terrorizes my kids/family. Nope....then old fashion tradition says I am going to take action.
alleyzonme
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dogrunner
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You should also be aware that criminal liability likely applies to your sister as well.
She has apparently, from what you state, supplied both a firearm and ammo to a prohibited person. Now wether she'd be prosecuted is a call that only your prosecutor can make, BUT she is in jeopardy as well.........as HSO stated, you have a mess and you'd likely be best served by distancing yourself from it.
She has apparently, from what you state, supplied both a firearm and ammo to a prohibited person. Now wether she'd be prosecuted is a call that only your prosecutor can make, BUT she is in jeopardy as well.........as HSO stated, you have a mess and you'd likely be best served by distancing yourself from it.
alleyzonme
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Mike1234567
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Did you file a police report regarding the "drunken rage" incident? Have you filed a restraining order? Did you instruct your children to stay away from your BIN and run for help if he's drunk/angry? Do you own a firearm for HD and do you and your husband know how to use it for such? Have you ensured your doors/locks and windows are strong and properly secured? Do you lock the doors even when you're at home? Are you keeping a diary on things that happen with your BIN?
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alleyzonme
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alleyzonme
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wow you must not of read all the post!
alleyzonme
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thank you all for the input and info for the questions and concerns I have, it has been most helpfu and appreciated.
If you have information on a previously convicted felon possessing firearms illegally, then call your local police department/sheriff's office, and/or the nearest office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), and give them all the information you have regarding this criminal activity. It's that simple.
Sam1911
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I believe the OP appears to be finished with this thread, and has removed most of the content, so I'll close it now.
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