Law-abiding gun Owner Killed During Red Flag Confiscation Raid

So make a new thread about them, then. Neither of those concern red flag laws. Originally Posted by grean

You might wan't to revisit the OP.

. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

You might wan't to revisit the OP. Originally Posted by LexusLover

The thread is about an idiot pulling his pistol on a couple of cops executing a warrant to confiscate his weapons. The legal basis for the warrant is actually not relevant to the event ...

... other than the legal basis for the issuance of the warrant.

If he hadn't pulled his weapon on them and they hadn't killed him it would probably have never been reported so as to post the OP.

There are search (and arrest) warrants executed all over this country and a slight number ever result in any violence (and particularly death).

As a final note: IB is the OP. I suppose he would be the one to refocus the thread.

By all means let's rabbit trail on police brutality & excessive force then.

By all means let's rabbit trail on police brutality & excessive force then. Originally Posted by grean

If there were evidence of "excessive" police force in this thread then perhaps it would be appropriate to discuss it. There is none.

Get back on topic...

If there were evidence of "excessive" police force in this thread then perhaps it would be appropriate to discuss it. There is none. Originally Posted by LexusLover

. Originally Posted by I B Hankering

Get back on topic... Originally Posted by Wakeup

Thank you.

Why haven't any of these been appealed? Or have they and I havent heard about it?

Why haven't any of these been appealed? Or have they and I havent heard about it? Originally Posted by grean

What "these"?

What "these"? Originally Posted by LexusLover

The Red Flag Confiscation cases.

The Red Flag Confiscation cases. Originally Posted by grean

They have to have a final/appealable order first. Then they have to find an attorney to handle the appeal. A decent firearm for around the house would cost about $400-500 and an appeal would be $20,000+ on up.

They have to have a final/appealable order first. Then they have to find an attorney to handle the appeal. A decent firearm for around the house would cost about $400-500 and an appeal would be $20,000+ on up. Originally Posted by LexusLover

I would assume a number of groups would provide an attorney and cover the legal fees.

I guess I don't understand what has to happen to challenge the TRO in the first place. The TRO itself is injury, isn't it? Isn't injury cause for appeal at a higher court?

They can't change the 2nd amendment, because there are guns.

Otherwise they would. They are already trying change the 1st one.

Just ask Tucker Carlson. Originally Posted by LexusLover

Or Jim Acosta

Or Jim Acosta Originally Posted by themystic

What would he know about the 1st Amendment?

What would he know about the 1st Amendment? Originally Posted by LexusLover

Even an autocratic wannabe like King Pussy Grabber cant deny his first amendment right. I think he knows that much

Even an autocratic wannabe like King Pussy Grabber cant deny his first amendment right. I think he knows that much Originally Posted by themystic

The President didn't deny his "first amendment right"!

He has no "right" to enter the White House any more than I do.

Or you do!

I prefer my President to like pussy. And I can tell by his wife he has high standards.