SCOTUS reverses lower court on firearm pocession

[xerts1191]

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/06/10/scotus-reverses-lower-court-decision-firearm-possession/
ACCA ACT

 

[mtptwo]

I have to agree with this one. A felon just carrying a gun doesn't mean they intend to cause harm with it. They still get hit on the felonious possession though.

 

[curt1950]

I always wondered about this, where in the Constitution does it say once your time in jail is done you still can't have a firearm ? Do we need to amend the Constitution to say this ? Just wondering what others feel about this.

 

[kenpoprofessor]

I always wondered about this, where in the Constitution does it say once your time in jail is done you still can't have a firearm ? Do we need to amend the Constitution to say this ? Just wondering what others feel about this.

I've always been of the belief that in order to get folks back into "normal civilization", the rights they lost while imprisoned should be reestablished once out of prison and off parole.


Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

 

[mongo45acp]

So you screwed up and transgressed against society. You were sent to jail. You served your time and were released. So why aren't your full rights restored to you? Afterall, you paid your debt to society.
Watch yer 6!
Mongo

PS: does not apply to repeat offenders; you had you second chance and blew it!

 

[oldslurrydog1]

So you screwed up and transgressed against society. You were sent to jail. You served your time and were released. So why aren't your full rights restored to you? Afterall, you paid your debt to society.
Watch yer 6!
Mongo

PS: does not apply to repeat offenders; you had you second chance and blew it!

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[A_C Guy]

I always wondered about this, where in the Constitution does it say once your time in jail is done you still can't have a firearm ? Do we need to amend the Constitution to say this ? Just wondering what others feel about this.

I've always been of the belief that in order to get folks back into "normal civilization", the rights they lost while imprisoned should be reestablished once out of prison and off parole.


Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

Justice Amy says the same thing, except for voting.

Watch any old western, the bad guys always got their guns back when leaving prison. If it were not the case, the earliest western stories would have not gotten away with such a noticeable error in the storyline.

 

[A_C Guy]

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[QuietM4]

I agree that some felons should have their rights fully restored, but not all. Especially felons that have a proven track record of violence. If your felony was for tax evasion or something less nefarious than assault, murder, etc., you should have all your rights restored the second you leave prison. As Justice Roberts pointed out, 59% of violent felons are back in jail within 8 years, but I would bet that is more of a problem with re-inserting back into normal society.

As Red once pointed out, they became “institutionalized”. They all don’t find themselves fixing up an old fishing boat in Zihuatanejo.

 

[tripletap]

ive done restoration of rights for felons
and some misd. for going on twenty years.
the process restores most and sometimes all rights- there are a few qualifying situations-
*edited* ive never been told no until 6 months ago- 3X offender guns involved kidnapping, drugs, stolen car etc.
on the 1st submittal he got everything but gun rights- talked to the clerk today- same judge restored all his rights-
once you paid ur debt i believe rights are rights-

 

[sonofbp]

If someone cannot be trusted with a firearm in public they shouldn't be released back into public.

 

[pneuby]

As Red once pointed out, they became “institutionalized”. They all don’t find themselves fixing up an old fishing boat in Zihuatanejo.

Ahhh, yes. One of my faves...

Would you any of you want to bet this is just one more facet of CONTROL aimed towward our Black citizens? I would not be the least bit surprised....

"Well Mr. Brown, you're now a free man. But, never forget you DID steal them groceries off of those white-folks porch....'n that's how you ended up in here with your felony." :roll:

 

[kenpoprofessor]

If someone cannot be trusted with a firearm in public they shouldn't be released back into public.

Yep, kinda the way I see it. I've been saying this for twenty years, but hard headed folks have been brainwashed to believe it's OK to deny other's their rights simply because they made a couple of mistakes in life.

Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

 

[Cubiclerevolt]

If someone cannot be trusted with a firearm in public they shouldn't be released back into public.

Yep, kinda the way I see it. I've been saying this for twenty years, but hard headed folks have been brainwashed to believe it's OK to deny other's their rights simply because they made a couple of mistakes in life.

Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

Agreed and I personally know people who DID violent things, went to prison and have turned their lives around to where they was unrecognizable to the crowd they used to hang around with.

 

[jledman]

Felons with firearm rights, the horror of it all. Let them carry a knife or a stick or pick up a rock.

 

[brian10x]

Pocession? Spell check?

 

[Cubiclerevolt]

If someone cannot be trusted with a firearm in public they shouldn't be released back into public.

Yep, kinda the way I see it. I've been saying this for twenty years, but hard headed folks have been brainwashed to believe it's OK to deny other's their rights simply because they made a couple of mistakes in life.

Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

Or because of their "feelings".

And even with "assault" there's different levels of it. I remember an instance where a friend from High School got into an argument with someone at a bar and the person followed them outside, he hit the guy who fell back between two cars and hit his head on a parking curb.

immediately lights out and pulled the plug on him 10 days later.

My friend was sentenced for 8 years even though the other person initiated it as my friend went back after him when they were already separated.

The whole thing sucked.

He did his time, it was a freak thing that happened and has moved forward with his life. There's no reason he shouldn't have his rights restored at this point, especially since completing parole.

 

[smithers599]

Consider that a person convicted of killing somebody while using a knife, hammer, machete, or baseball bat, loses his right to possess a gun -- but can buy all the knives, hammers, machetes, or baseball bats he wants.
Huh?

 

[jledman]

I always wondered about this, where in the Constitution does it say once your time in jail is done you still can't have a firearm ? Do we need to amend the Constitution to say this ? Just wondering what others feel about this.

I've always been of the belief that in order to get folks back into "normal civilization", the rights they lost while imprisoned should be reestablished once out of prison and off parole.


Have a great, gun carryin', Kenpo day

Clyde

Justice Amy says the same thing, except for voting.

Watch any old western, the bad guys always got their guns back when leaving prison. If it were not the case, the earliest western stories would have not gotten away with such a noticeable error in the storyline.

We should just give em firearms when they get out, why not.

 

[Flash]

Pocession? Spell check?