This is good, especially coming from kalifornia

[oneshot]

Teen Hunter's Gun-Related Expulsion Overturned: In a case that received national attention, the Glenn County, Calif., Board of Education on January 22 overturned the expulsion of 17-year-old duck hunter Gary Tudesko, who was expelled from his central California high school after police dogs sniffed out unloaded shotguns in his truck. The California Legal Action Project (a joint effort by NRA-ILA and the California Rifle and Pistol Association Foundation) provided legal assistance.


Here is the link to article;

NRA-ILA :: Teen Hunter?s Gun-Related Expulsion Overturned


Robert Coles:
Abraham Lincoln did not go to Gettysburg having commissioned a poll to find out what would sell in Gettysburg. There were no people with percentages for him, cautioning him about this group or that group or what they found in exit polls a year earlier. When will we have the courage of Lincoln?

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[retsupt99]

Congrat to the NRA for their help in securing what should have been a 'common sense' decision in the first place.

Some school officials...

[chiefjason]

So exactly where do they think their authority ends? He parked it off campus and they think it's OK to treat it like it's on campus. That's nuts, and way overstepping your bounds. Glad it worked out. So the "gun sniffing" dog was just wondering around off campus? Or did someone that knew something give him up, or they just thought it was odd and figured "we'll search" him?

[Eagleks]

[F350]

Many school districts think (and the courts have in many cases agreed) they have equal power to parents over students. There have been cases of students being disciplined for doing things away from and in now associated with school. Sounds like perhaps a little sanity is returning in of all places Kalifornia.

[PastorPack]

Sure glad this was overturned.

I'm just a stone's throw from Glenn County. It's in the part of California where camo is considered "formal' attire. It's also near some of the best duck hunting in California.