Shooter found innocent, still has gun taken away! Ridiculous!

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"The state is concerned a similar incident might happen again."

... and if it does, this time we want to be sure the innocent party dies.

pax
 
Lets say the gun is going to cost $600 to replace. How many hours will you have your lawyer spend for the appeals process to get your used and perhaps now abused gun back?

Bingo. That's exactly what the judge is betting on. He figures he can preach his anti-gun message and issue his arbitrary (and illegal) anti-gun ruling because it won't be worthwhile for the defendant to pursue an appeal.

Sometimes you have to take a stand on principle no matter how much it costs. It would be nice if the NRA Civil Rights Defense Fund would fund the appeal and try to stick it to this fool for a judge.

http://www.nradefensefund.org/
 
Well, goodness gracious. I don't think I'll waste bandwidth anymore arguing that convicted felons must not be denied the rights of men. Apparently we have skipped right past "convicted felons" and gone right to "acquitted defendants."
 
I've actually had the mispleasure of being ruled against by this Judge, and when he was a lower district court judge for Cumberland County, he overstepped his boundaries. I'm no friend of his, and I'm disappointed to see him rise to where he is now.

This motivates me into doing something about this. Any reasonable suggestions?
 
If a judge from this State can order you to give up your ccw after using it lawfully to defend yourself, then why do the bother issuing them in the first place?? Oh I know!!, "Sorry Mr. Hines, you've used up your free chance to save your life, now give me your gun and permit, no one will ever threaten or try to kill you again,really".. :barf:
 
I emailed the NRA

but it looks like quite a process, I think our thr NRA members should also send an email or phone call to expedite the removal of this tyrant from the bench.

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For faster relief <grin> contact the Second Amendment Foundation. It's smaller and more nimble than the NRA. Thus, it can and often does act more quickly.

They may well jump into this one.

www.saf.org
 
The judge based his judgment on The Bill of Needs, it's not The Bill of Rights anymore, where have you people been????
 
Criminal Justice strikes again.

They call it the "Criminal Justice System" for a reason (er, well, at least I do). It is not known as the "Law-Abiding Citizen Justice System" or "Victims Who've Been Assaulted by Criminals Justice System".

Criminal Justice at it's finest.

Happens more and more it seems.
 
I'll say it again for the ten billionth time- The law is whatever some village idiot in a black robe says it is- So much for the Bill of Rights- :cuss:
 
... and if it does, this time we want to be sure the innocent party dies.
Sure looks that way, doesn't it?

I'm from Chicago, city with the best judges money can buy, so I can't help wondering if the judge in question has a conflict of interest in this matter. That'd by MY first priority in investigating.
 
Pfft. Just goes to show that a title/appointment like that of a judge doesn't mean that you have any sense.
Q: What do you call a lawyer with an I.Q. of 50?


A: "Your Honor"
 
The Judge needs hanging in public. This country is out of control. I would fight this to the end.

Remember a lot of states the judges are appointed for LIFE as a political favor, MA is one of these. One of the most incompetent DA's assistant I encountered during my law enforcement career became a judge.

She was STUPID barley able to breathe, had her baby in the office and laughed when it's diaper overflowed on Photo's in an arson case ruining them and requiring many hours to reproduce. She worked for about 2 years and BINGO JUDGE!!!!!!

She was appointed due to being a state senators WIFE. Guess which party?
 
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