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Looks what happening in Cali aka Mexifornia!
Gov. Brown OKs funds to confiscate guns from criminals, mentally ill - latimes.com
Gov. Brown OKs funds to confiscate guns from criminals, mentally ill - latimes.com
Several stories in Cali involve a spouse seek mental care! Upon getting the care their spouse has their firearms taken!
So is everyone comfortable having their firearms taken if a family member seeks mental care?
The DOJ in Cali considers anyone in the mental health system "serious"! Any firearm in their home is taken and you can file legal action to get it back!...nobody said that...nor does the article that you posted...it says SERIOUS mental illness...what you're asking is a whole other subject...
If they are criminals and seriously mentally ill,they should take them.
I was not aware of gun confiscation. I would like to see the text of the law (not the senate bill for funding). If anyone has a link handy please post.
I curious as to what due process protections are in place, if any, and what it means to be "mentally ill" under the statue.
Agree with that. Of course, it's the Cali and the 9th circuit, which means its "outcome based appellate reivew." Hopefully an aggrieved party has deep pockets available......we have to file legal action often when our rights are abused...I didn't say their system was flawless or that it was being administered fairly...I said what I said...whether they're fair about deciding that mental health problems are serious enough to confiscate is another matter...at state and federal levels...
I did. I read SB 140, but that is not the statute that enacts the confiscation program....you could read the link I posted and research that particular program that they've been enforcing since '07...it should be available online...
I did. I read SB 140, but that is not the statute that enacts the confiscation program.
All I was asking if someone had a link to the text, to post. I can find it, given time, but if someone has it at their fingertips....
Agree with that. Of course, it's the Cali and the 9th circuit, which means its "outcome based appellate reivew." Hopefully an aggrieved party has deep pockets available...
I'll never live in that state.