domestic issues

[Glocktogo]

At least we know what date to put on the BoR's headstone. As for who is persecuting the affected parties, it depends on the jurisdiction.

 

[MadDogs]

I thought (but could be wrong) that those convicted of misdemeanor domestic abuse have been prohibited since 1996 from owing a firearm ... which was why question 11.i on the 4473 is there.

https://www.justice.gov/usam/crimin...ons-possession-firearms-individuals-convicted

 

[KOPBET]

I thought (but could be wrong) that those convicted of misdemeanor domestic abuse have been prohibited since 1996 from owing a firearm ... which was why question 11.i on the 4473 is there.

https://www.justice.gov/usam/crimin...ons-possession-firearms-individuals-convicted

That appears to be what the SCOTUS upheld here.

 

[Wheel Gun]

I thought (but could be wrong) that those convicted of misdemeanor domestic abuse have been prohibited since 1996 from owing a firearm

Thanks. I didn't realize that.

 

[MadDogs]

That appears to be what the SCOTUS upheld here.

Yes ... I guess my confusion was due to this being old news.

 

[Youngers Bend]

Just follow Tom's advice long before she needs her ass spanked:

 

[Pokinfun]

I see the law as a way to disarm the poor, which in the end has always been the greatest threat to Tranny.

Browne, Salomon, & Bassuk (1999) found that women who resided in households that earned less than $10,000 annually had a 4-times-greater risk of experiencing violence than women in wealthier households.

• Bassuk et al. (1996) found that homeless mothers reported significantly more severe instances of physical and sexual assault over their lifetime than low-income housed mothers.

• Buka, Stichick, Birdthistle, & Felton, (2001) found youths from low-income neighborhoods witnessed significantly more severe violence (viz., murders and stabbings) than youths from middle- and upper-income neighborhoods.

 

[dennishoddy]

I see the law as a way to disarm the poor, which in the end has always been the greatest threat to Tranny.

Browne, Salomon, & Bassuk (1999) found that women who resided in households that earned less than $10,000 annually had a 4-times-greater risk of experiencing violence than women in wealthier households.

• Bassuk et al. (1996) found that homeless mothers reported significantly more severe instances of physical and sexual assault over their lifetime than low-income housed mothers.

• Buka, Stichick, Birdthistle, & Felton, (2001) found youths from low-income neighborhoods witnessed significantly more severe violence (viz., murders and stabbings) than youths from middle- and upper-income neighborhoods.

Equate all of the stats above with how many fathers actually lived in the home with the demographic they studied and we might have a more complete study.

 

[Pokinfun]

Equate all of the stats above with how many fathers actually lived in the home with the demographic they studied and we might have a more complete study.

I would agree. Do you think the number of evens would increase or decease if you only counted married households.