I haven't read all this, but it may be of interest:
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/06...s-off-of-nra-with-this-historic-ruling-video/
http://bipartisanreport.com/2016/06...s-off-of-nra-with-this-historic-ruling-video/
" The decision ruled that people convicted of any domestic abuse crimes can no longer legally own firearms."
Hmmmm. Are all domestic abuse crimes felonies? Could someone convicted of a misdemeanor lose their 2nd Amendment rights?
According to this article, A person with a misdemeanor can loose 2nd amendment rights if the crime committed is domestic abuse. 
More and More, the 2nd amendment is becoming a privilege than a right
More and More, the 2nd amendment is becoming a privilege than a right
It can't be said more clearly. If anyone can't be trusted not to cause harm out in society, armed or not, they belong in prison or an institution or under 100% guardianship if they haven't been executed. It's plain, simple, and easy to remember. Such people continue to cause harm when not segregated from society even when you think solely on the inconvenience they cause the rest of us with the unconstitutional hoops and hurdles we must clear to prove we are not one of them in order to arm ourselves in defense from them.
It aggravates me every time I think about it.
Woody
It aggravates me every time I think about it.
Woody
I'm not sure. I know it's a couple months old...but some people were discussing this (on another social media), and I thought someone here might like the info (in case we didn't already discuss it).
Gotcha. Didn't mean to question why you posted it. Just wondered if anything new had come forth since the ruling.
No, I didn't take it that way. I'm now wondering how those convicted of misdemeanor domestic abuse are being handled? Who is enforcing this?
Don't know who is enforcing this.
First, I imagine it is used by domestic abuse victims that want their abusers (and gun owners) gone for a while (or to loose their guns). Not sure what the punishment is for this violation. felony?
Second, I imagine the legal gun purchase process prohibits the sale of firearms to such subjects. I am sure someone here can chime in if this is true or not.
First, I imagine it is used by domestic abuse victims that want their abusers (and gun owners) gone for a while (or to loose their guns). Not sure what the punishment is for this violation. felony?
Second, I imagine the legal gun purchase process prohibits the sale of firearms to such subjects. I am sure someone here can chime in if this is true or not.
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