Federal Appeals Court: Felon-In-Possession Of A Firearm Law VIOLATES 2nd Amendment!
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If you haven't paid your "debt to society"; why are you out of prison. If you have, why are you still being "charged" for it? PS: Things like losing your fundamental rights over a domestic violence restraining order are a problem, because such an order can be a boilerplate part of a divorce proceeding; for the leverage it can provide. There are other examples. (and don't get me started on the "no fly" list)
Appreciate your comprehensive breakdown ⚔️🙌
"No free man shall ever be debarred the use of arms." - Thomas Jefferson.
Felons are not free men.
Here here
Until you realize we're not free.
Amen
If a convicted felon is so much of a threat to the public that they can't be trusted with a firearm, why release them from prison?
THIS!^^^
I been saying that since they let me out. I was just job hunting. Lost a few opportunities due to a 2011 robbery conviction. Why make me a permanent second class citizen?
@WTFFN 😂 expungement bro. I had 3 211 with gang enhancements. Poof gone. If you haven't caught a new case since it's been more than 10 hrs already you can restore your gun rights.
Redcoat meatrider
Omg common sense something we lack in the 21st century *Sigh …
I say if you served your time. Why should the government not give your rights back?
Your rights didn’t come from a government, your rights came from God. And the Constitution was FROM THE PEOPLE TO THE GOVERNMENT, NOT from the Government to the People.
Your rights ALWAYS EXIST not allowed possession in prison, but once released, you are no longer a felon and your rights STILL EXIST as before !
Considering it was never their place to rescind them in the first place
I second that motion 😊
@@randyadkins4622Tell them that 🫤
The Second Amendment says the right to bear arms "shall NOT be infringed." That means those rights cannot be taken away PERIOD.
So a man who murders 50 people by cutting them up in tiny pieces can be armed while in prison?
And the first amendment says “shall make no law abridging”.
Bottom line: all rights can be limited.
@@Talon19 But they can't be taken away.
@@ColtonRMagby
Tell that to all the non-violent ex-felons who can’t vote or own a gun for the rest of their lives.
@@ColtonRMagby
A right we can’t use is effectively nonexistent.
People who got jammed up during the drug war in their teens and 20’s shouldnt be paying for it still in their 40’s and 50’s.
Or 70s
Depends if they're repeat offenders, and how long it's been since the last offense. There's a lot of people out there who can't handle having a 2nd amendment right.
Great comment.
I agree.
If you can't be trusted with all your rights you should be in prison, period.
I find a probationary period after prison to be reasonable. Once complete, full restoration.
@CraigThomas2070 if they aren't rehabilitated they shouldn't be out.
If the prison system doesn't focus on rehabilitation (it doesn't) we need to rethink how it's set up
Agreed, but we should also start using capital punishment again. Crime rates would drop dramatically.
@adamcuneo7189 for certain crimes sure, and with irrefutable proof. We should also punish false accusations
That's an absurd stance, honestly. There are levels of justice.
There should be no such thing as a "pro or anti gun" courts at any level...
Exactly! They should all follow the constitution or lose their position permanently
I've said it my entire life. If a man has done his time and paid for his crime, restore his rights. If he can't be trusted with all of his rights, he can't be trusted in society.
The day he got out of prison, he should have been able to go to the local gun store and buy a fully automatic machine gun, and a silencer with no background check, no tax stamp, and no delay.
Facts!
Geez, someone's in a tizzy....😆🤡🌎🐂💩🧟😆😆🤣🤣🤣
@ThePresidentialTouch well I guess that's the result of an entire lifetime of having my God given rights violated by the government.
If you have to pay for something, that’s a privilege, not a right.
In this day in age back ground checks are needed so no not right out of prison definitely not. You must be a libertarian LOL
Good...We the People need to learn how to use jury nullification to stop all 2A infringements in the courtroom as jurors.
Problem is that juries are made up of Americans, and 99% of Americans have contempt for the Constitution.
Bradley's
Judges control the courts, and they always make sure to tell the jury to follow his instructions to the letter. Jurors don't know, and those that do would be too chicken to use nullification. Also, jurors are selected and prosecutors will do their best to weed out anyone who might use it.
If you support one infringement, you welcome them all.
I love the two judges that voted in the positive for him. My dad who is 64 committed one felony when he was 20 and it was a non-violent offense but yet he is not allowed to carry a firearm. He has never had another charge on him since.
if it was a state charge the laws have changed lately, and conviction of a felony is not the reason, it means if you were imprisoned for any length of time for a crime that the penalty was more than one year, so if the max penalty was 5 yrs and you spent less than a year you still come under the convicted felony statute. if you were got probation or deferred then it is not considered a final conviction.
And to your dad on behalf of all who follow the constituion as written and not as a trophy for all players person, I sincerely apologize for this injustice. As a felon myself, I feel your pain brorher American.
@@jimmieroan9881I hope to God you're right cuz I've never spent any time for any of my felonies I basically just took a please so I can get on with my life they've given me probation I did everything that they asked of me
Why does your father think he needs anyone’s permission to carry a firearm?
@@jimmieroan9881not true at all, a felony conviction is a felony conviction. I got 5 years probation and I’m banned for life from owning a gun.
Why does it matter if it’s violent or non violent? If it can be lost or taken away it isn’t a RIGHT… it would be a PRIVILEGE!
Last I heard we had a Bill of Rights
Not a Bill of Privileges
“Privileges and Immunities”, not rights.
@@Talon19 And yet another purposefully flawed and facetious misuse; . The Privileges and Immunities Clause of Article IV, Section 2 literally protects the RIGHTS of ALL citizens from the actions of any state working to limit them. The term "privileges" does NOT refer to fundamental RIGHTS. It refers to commerce, etc
Well spoken
No right can be taken. Period!
@heithwatkins
Sure they can; happens all the time under Republican controlled government.
Same with Democrat controlled government.
Once a person has paid their debt to society, they should have 100% of theirnrights restored
A good ruling on guns from the 9th circuit? Mark that one on the calendar.
It's not a reflection of their love of guns, it's a reflection of their love of Felons.
@@fleetofwjs1893 Not true for Lawrence VanDyke. Per wikipedia: "As Solicitor General of Montana, he submitted numerous amicus curiae briefs filed in other states. He recommended signing on to other states' challenges to state and federal gun laws," sounds pretty based
I think he should have his rights reinstated.
I'm a violent felon from almost 20 years ago... Did my time and changed my life and now have 3 kids and been married for almost 20 years and own my own business... I'm not allowed to vote or protect my family for something i did as a kid! I'm being taxed without representation i paid ten k this year... Should i be allowed to get my rights back? Of course i should
As a retired LEO, I agree with you 100%, Jared! If they have served their debt to society, they deserve to have their constitutional rights restored!!!
Congrats to the 2 Justices, in the 9th Circuit, who stepped up and did the Constitutional Thing! Anyone who is a "danger to society" should be in PRISON, all others, allowed around the People should be considered One of the People and have All Rights, there in. I am 100% for this. My only concern, due to the idiots in Government, is that recidivist Violent Criminals are being let out of Prison.
NO infringements. The idea that any felon loses Inalienable rights is absurd. They came up with this to allow early release of criminals. If an individual is not ready to rejoin society, keep them locked up!
P.S. I have spent time, and I learned.
I did 7 years for a kidnapping I didn’t do . Haven’t had police contact in 15 years
The deck is stacked against you in the land of the fee.
"Shall not be infringed!!!!!!!!!!" Even after Bruen, how is the judge not disbarred for being a criminal?
I think this brings back the issue of people getting jacked into the system and never getting out. Today screwing up will literally put you on the hook for life, there is no do the crime do the time. It’s more like a life sentence.
I did 7 years for a kidnappping I didn’t do , haven’t any police contact in 15 years
It shouldn't be a life sentence if you're a felon
What considers as a violent felon?
Technically speaking, whatever a prosecutor and judge agree on. There doesn't seem to be much of an established legal definition, moreso just follow-ups on previous interpretations that might often be misconstrued. It's certainly one thing about the Justice System that's been backward for a long time - No consistency.
Anything not granted BY the Government cannot logically be taken away BY the Government
2nd Amendment, NO COMPROMISE, NO SPIRT OF THE LAW, ITS LETTER OF THE LAW, 2ND AMENDMENT, PERIOD!!!
Tell that to the Founding Fathers who knew rights were not unlimited and absolute.
@@Talon19 This is a bit of an insincere use of the sentiment; They knew rights were unlimited and absolute. They also knew there would/should be laws created to remedy when one's use/invocation of those rights inflicted harm/interfered with another's use/invocation there-of, ie; Shouting FIRE in a crowded theater. That's not the same thing as what you're attempting to imply
@@johndoh4064
You actually just supported my statement.
@Talon19 not even close bro. Implying that restrictions and limitations are legit ( which I believe is your premise ) isn't anywhere near remedying a harm to another's rights
@@johndoh4064
Restrictions and limitations are inevitable. Understanding reality and history shows how utterly stupid the “shall not be infringed” sentiment is.
Why should it matter if it’s a violent felony or not? If you’ve served your time and completed all fines, probation, etc., then you should be able to get those rights back.
I'm fighting with a police department, a county, and soon to be fighting with the New York State Police over having unregulated gun parts returned to me. They don't wanna give them back, some parts were taken in a warrantless search of my home that the ATF participated in, and I was charged with a crime that I ended up beating after I sat in jail for a while on it. I'm right at the point where I'm about to file federally on this.
Do it and contact GOA for representation
@@cdebo822 I still have my rights, but I think it would be pretty easy for an opposing attorney to make a convincing argument that I am not of "good moral character", so I'm not really sure I'd even want to put GOA in the position of trying to fight for me. I got a small claims case pending right now over what was taken in the warrantless search, and I found out what I gotta do to get my stuff back, I just gotta file a form for the DA to approve, which they should, I mean, they were the ones who dropped my case to begin with, so I see no logical argument that they could make as to why I shouldn't get my stuff back. After I make a little more progress, I might contact GOA, but first I gotta see what the government's response is to my lawsuit after I file.
EVERYONE should read MY story.....1989 I was the maintenance supervisor at a motel, I was in uniform on the private property of said motel and I had my then 3yr old Daughter with me because her mom was very ill.....a local Leo drove onto the property Without a call for service, he stopped and walked to me, threw me down and cuffed me....I was Given a Small dbl edged knife by a salesman and had it in a sheath on my toolbelt....I was arrested for CCW...carrying a concealed weapon and held 37 days
Without bond, missing Halloween and Thanksgiving with my family...in court and by advice of a Lousy public defender, I was told that IF I wanted to go home before late February...I had to plead guilty and take the Felony which unfortunately I did.....
Should I be a Felon for Life ??...shouldn't I have my 2A RIGHTS BACK ????.....please comment and let me know what YOU think.
Sounds like the cop should be a felon for life, not you.
You definitely got raw dogged
Sounds like you were charged with something thats unconstitutional. So of course you should get your rights back because the law itself saying you can't carry a concealed weapon is unconstitutional. Now for those who commit violent crimes, break into homes, sell drugs then they forfeited their 2nd amendment right when they committed those crimes. Should their felony be lifted eventually if they haven't committed any crimes for a set period of time? yes.
While I was never arrested ever in my life. I have known a fair amount of xfelons try very hard to come clean n live a just life. Many companies won't give them a chance to better themselves while out of prison. Not everyone in prison are quilty imho. I am saying that as a former prosecutor, n have been known by my wife cry at night aftermath of a serious charges.
Most of society look down upon xfelons n won't give them a fair chance. Most WANT to change their ways n never wants to go back ever again. It's too bad that we allow illegal invaders enter our country illegally n enabled to receive funds n benefits for likely a lifetime. Yet we can't help our own citizens down on their luck in the United States. Probably why I never thought about running for office as I'd likely help the wrong people per se. We unfortunately have a clown n freak show at our highest offices. While being made to pay taxes to support such administration n treasonous criminal politicians.
If you're a business owner, n a xfelon applies for a job. Why not give that individual a 2nd chance? They just might be the best employee you've ever had. I stuck my neck out numerous times trying to give folks a 2nd chance in life. While many of them succeed at their job position while moving onward towards a career path.
I am a non violent felon. My "CRIME" was exercising my God given right to own and carry weapons in a communist state. So now, because I didn't ask government for permission to exercise a right I an no longer allowed to exercise my God given right. Am I the only one that sees the ridiculousness of this? Rights do not require permission.
@phillipsmith21 ---almost 25 yrs ago I caught a felony possession charge for drugs. Was on probation, cops show up at my house with a warrant for my brother, his girlfriend let them in they came to my room asked for ID realized I was on probation. Searched my room found my .22 rifle which was taken apart and part stored wrapped in towel in my closet, part was wrapped in a drawer of my dresser and part was on the floor because I was sanding the butt.
They found one very old bullet, probably 15 yrs old in a junk drawer and arrested me for the gun and ammo. I spent a county year in jail, did my probation, all other things necessary and I lost my rights to own, be near, or possess a firearm and they took my voting rights and no jury duty. After about 10 yrs I was given my voting rights and jury duty eligibility but no firearm rights.
Oh and I'm in California where getting your gun rights restored is hard and costs minimum about $5K and still might not give your right back. You have to have the Governor sign a letter after you petition for your 2nd amendment rights to be restored.
So I'm wondering if I have to apply to purchase a gun at a store and wait to be denied and then see if I can get a court date to fight it? Or do I have to get caught in possession of a firearm and arrested for it to be able to fight for the right to possess a firearm? It makes no sense to restore my other rights and not the firearm right when I wasn't a violent felon.
I got in trouble as a teen for drugs, as I was struggling with some addiction issues etc. I did my time and have had an absolutely pristine record ever since. I'm now 33 years old, I contribute to my community and I have made a really good name for myself and my young family.
I really would like to have my rights back and not be viewed as a "Criminal" for something that happened 15 years ago. It's frustrating, dehumanizing, and hopefully gets resolved.
Tossing a working gun has got to be a crime of some sort. Irresponsible by the act.
So what?
He served his time and his rights are not negotiable. Upon release, all rights should be restored immediately.
Littering. Pay your ten dollar fine and go on with your day.
@Watchdog_McCoy_5.7x28 exactly. If they're too dangerous to possess firearms, they're too dangerous to drive a car, get a knife, be in public. Their sentence should be longer...which is hat they're aiming for...they want us to want increased stinks in the clink, say they can lock us all up forever over bogus and bullshit unconstitutional gun laws...
@@patrickclawson9622Correct, it’s littering.
I toss all my guns at least once. It's a great way to test if they're drop safe. lol
“A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bare arms, shall not be infringed” 🤔 doesn’t say unless your a felon! Theres a big problem here.
My brother is a felon (bad checks). Never owned a firearm. Did his time over 20 yrs ago and still today is considered a felon.
Kentucky is having the same arguments in a different case now.
My dad has had his second amendment rights violated for about 30 years now and then all he did was sell weed once
Can some point to "case law" as being "law" per the Constitution? Where does it say that or elude to that anywhere in the Constitution or Bill of Rights?
Where does it say that after your "debt" to society is paid for a crime that you are still forever restricted from your Rights?
Is any of that what the Forefathers sanctioned, intended or wrote down? 🤔
Great Post JARED 👍🇺🇸👍
Historically (up until the 20th century) once the offender had served their sentence, they were considered 'peaceable' once again. If an individual is too dangerous to be in society, the state has an answer for this, the penitentiary (for life without possibility of parole) or the death penalty.
Felons have the rights to defend them selfs
Rules governing "standing" MUST be changed.
I’ve always said that if we expect people to enter back into society and telling them they’ve paid their debt to society they should have all the same rights as everyone else. If we don’t then we are ostracizing them essentially treating them as lesser citizens. The only time I’m ok with this is for violent felons and still it’s questionable you could get in a fight defending yourself or family and get screwed and end up a felon or something so there’s times where each case should be reviewed.
In my mid 20's I got four dui's, no one was ever hurt. However I remember clear as day when I was sentenced and the judge explaining to me, while he himself wore a ankle monitor for his excessive drinking habits, that I am going to lose my right's to bear arm's as a convicted felon. Ever since that day, and though I've served my time in full with no fines pending. Till this day, I'm refused and essentially laughed at. At 42, I've been nothing but a productive citizen in society, a father, husband that provides daily for my family. Yet just because I have a "F" on my record I have zero chances of owning a gun. My past happened in California. I now live in Florida and it amazes me that even a "red state" doesn't believe in second chances. So I hope to lord ol mighty that the supreme court look's at this and makes it law. 🤞🏽
That is correct. The 2nd amendment has no provision for the removing of the right to bear arms. If they are too dangerous to exercise their rights, they are too dangerous to be let out of jail
If I were the government I'd be worried too if I locked up someone.
Ehh I know plenty of people who have been incarcerated, the overwhelming majority hold no ill will towards the government, courts, or police that arrested them. They understand they did dumb stuff&paid for it. I’ve noticed that a lot more than I thought would be the case. Many people are convicted for victimless crimes&aren’t the stereotypical “criminal”. Everyday people, veterans, highly respectable people of the community; the ones who are upset at everyone but themselves for being convicted or arrested are usually pretty easy to pick out.
@@halvorson566 you don't know anyone then.
I love hearing this
Makes sense, gotta cover Hunter's tail...
He’s not a convicted felon and I don’t think his gun crap is the real issue with him 😂
@@Thumper68He lied on a 4473, which is a felony. We just have a multi tiered justice system.
@@Thumper68it would be a big issue for any of us constitutional Christian patriots!
@@goodcitizen64 most likely yes. But it would also be a bigger deal if we were getting millions from Russia, china, Ukraine committing treason against our constitutional republic.
@@Thumper68He is a felon, he’s not convicted because of who he knows. He committed an open felony that anyone that isn’t amongst the political class would be buried in prison for in a minute, yet he walks around free as a bird. That means there is no actual law, there’s just a set of rules that the peasants have to follow.
I’m an ex felon got an expungement on drugs and gun charges after 10 years of doing right and i turned my life around and got my rights back that was 2 years ago
I'm currently going through the charge of possession of a firearm by certain persons 10 years after my previous conviction of paraphernalia and if convicted I will be appealing to the 6th district out of Ft. Smith AR under the Bruen decision
Fight homie, theyll steam roll you if you dont.
@@jakek09 I am my brother 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Have your lawyer look into this case maybe they can get something out it help you. USA vs Bullock.
My biggest problem with this opinion is the notion that _Bruen_ had a “two-step” framework. The Court expressly rejected that!
💯
This is a start. Now someone needs to appeal the misdemeanor revocation of your rights from misdemeanors.
Its about time people realize what shall not be infringed upon means. 🇺🇲
Well aint that a twist, four convictions and prison sentences later theyre saying those were all violations of my civil rights by both the state and ATF. Time to be talking to some lawyers.
It has often been the case that "we've been doing it this way" and "if you rule against this law, other - similarly unconstitutional - law will be in jeopardy" are used as excuses why the court shouldn't find unconstitutional practices to be unconstitutional.
I agree. If the person has paid his due, give them back their rights.
All the guy had to do was not identify to the police because cops can ask a passenger's for ID all day but they can't legally demand ID unless they suspect the passenger of a crime
FIRST and MOST IMPORTANT question: WHAT crime was committed? That is the ONLY question that should be asked! VIOLENT CRIME...............NO RIGHT TO OWN A FIREARM!!!
Oath-breakers deserve to be held accountable just like those who brake the law. As soon as your sentence is completed all your rights should be restored. Or else what's the point of even taking the oath in the first place? Hypocrisy! My offense was considered violent because someone was injured during citizens arrest. I wasn't sent to prison. If I was such a dangerous person why didn't I go to prison? But I lost my rights when I was 22. I just turned 40 yesterday.
So why not say how we get our rights back. What do we do just go out and buy a gun and see if they come and arrest me? I'm a law abiding citizen, have been since 1996 and have been abiding by all laws. Do I have to ask the state to get them back?
Thank You Jared 👍😎👍
18 years ago, I plead guilty to a conspiracy charge. I was terrified at the time because I was assured by the federal prosecutors that I would never win against them because they could outlast any money I had for legal defense. I've never been in trouble before, or after I served the sentence/probation, but federal convictions can't be expunged. I grew up with guns and love the hobby. It kills me that I can't plink with my two boys in the back yard because I'm deemed a terrible person by the government, who would be the ultimate threat to the world if armed with a 10/22 at my home. This gives me hope. Thank you for covering this case, Jared. 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Gotta love a boss/ judge, who says....."past practice " as a reason to keep shafting We The People.
Thanks Jared for keeping us updated on cases like this. This is big coming from the 9th district, I've been for this all along and it's way over due, I truly thank the 2 Justice's that stepped up and did the right thing, really this is a awesome victory for the 2nd amendment and gun owners in period, thanks again and keep up the great 2nd amendment work 🇺🇸🇺🇲
I cannot find a historical situation where any one that once was a felon was denied their rights until around 1900. This is a recent development and therefore should be null and void. If they are too dangerous to have a firearm, then why are they out of prison?
Because they served their time appointed to them by the judge. What is given up must be earned back they need to show they can be a law abiding citizen in society before their felony is lifted. Rights can't be taken away they can only be forfeited.
No one should have to worry about being caught armed.
I am glad to see these Unconstitutional laws being chipped away Jarred. Driver’s licenses are called a privilege, but if you get a DUI and loose the privilege of driving it’s not a life time ban in most cases if any.
Suspended my DL over 30 years ago, still can't get the "privilege" to drive to store 5 miles away for food.
@@dexterlane3540 I am aware that it does happen.
💭🤔 I had been charged with a misdemeanor in a self-defense case where the perpetrator came to my home I was sentenced to 18 months. The judge also threaten me and promised me during release of my personality that I would definitely do time for this situation the perpetrator also was caught in a lie by the judge on two different occasionsand was let go because the judge hated me more. It has been over 15 years. I have had no previous arrest. I have broke absolutely no laws do I lose my second amendment rights.
"the 2nd amendment right belongs only to law-abiding citizens"
I had a friend who is now deseased, that got a Felony DUI. It was his 2nd DUI in 9 years, so Illinois made it a Felony. The State stripped him of his FOID card and his hunting license upon conviction, even though he was allowed to serve his 6 month sentence on weekends so he could continue to work through the week to pay his $10,000 fine. AND, as soon as his fine was paid and his time was served they gave him back his Commercial Driver's License but, NOT his Right to own a Firearm.
I'm in shock coming from this court. Good job.
If you get convicted and serve your sentence you paid your debt to society.
If a law is unconstitutional for the less law abiding citizens, it is definitely unconditional for law abiding citizens.
The problem is this will probably not be seen by the Supreme Court until next year
Some people have had their felony conviction over 10 years ago. It's no problem to wait a little longer. At least it's happening and we are happy something is being done about it my friend.
@@JayPoster490 yeah I guess ... I want my rights back now dammit! Lol
@@charliebates9098 😂😂😂 me to man me to. Should have never been taken in the first place.
So what does this mean for felons who have recently arrested for having a gun? Will they be released or have pending charges dropped?
@@jsowe91 it's rare they commute a sentence... They think about it like you broke the law while it was a law.
There s a long standing and wide spread legal tradition of not only allowing felons to be restored to their 2A Rights, many States had laws requirung that the released felon be given a $20 gold piece, a horse and more importantly a firearm. Even former Confederate soldiers were allowed to bear arms following the South's surrender; and they had been in open rebellion
In Ohio for any felony conviction you get fined, sometimes jail time, license suspension, and life long weapons ban.🤷🏽♂️ I wasn’t driving nor did I have a gun. Is that right?
Just give it time my friend. Sooner than later.
Allegedly ran a stop sign! Allegedly he tossed the gun!
No proof unless he confessed.
People are released from prison and often required to live in neighborhoods where they may very well need to protect themselves and their families. If they cannot be trusted with a firearm they should not be released from prison.
Violent crime or not - if you did your time, all rights should be restored, and you should be equal with everyone else. Anything less is an obvious infringment.
Shall not be infringed 💪🇺🇸💪
What a coincidence,,,, being Hunter is in court
He'll yah !! This is good to hear.. their abuse of laws.. is coming to an end finally
Why go after him for felon w possession when they have him locked down on the littering charge
I was an active duty Marine who prosecuted by the state of PA instead of facing UCMJ and then 7 years later I had a gf who accused me of rape then admitted to the DA that she lied because she wanted to teach me a lesson. I'd love to share my testimony
Well it’s about time someone came to their senses.
I am neither a felon, nor a criminal, yet the Government will not allow me to buy any weapon because I have a monitary judgment against me, so though I've been convicted of nothing, I still can't purchase, nor defend myself How is that fair?
I cant beleive the 9th circus ACTUALLY did something that supports the 2nd ammendment . !
They love felons, they don’t love the second amendment.
If SCOTUS upholds this, we will see the ability of government to criminalize political dissidents diminish greatly.
Show me in the Constitution where it says, if you're a convicted felon, you cannot bear arms.There never has been never will be any such so all of the laws that were made to keep a convicted bell in from having his second amendment rights is on a constitutional period
Breathtaking!
It’s a Right!!! Only given by Our Lawgiver!!
I agree wholeheartedly…I’m a non violent felon and I caught that charge more than 10 years ago….with all the craziness happening in the world today I’d love to get me a gun for self defense but because of the felony I cannot….but this gives me hope that I will be able to own one eventually without the worry of police or ATF knocking on my door after I procure one….they need to fix the law sooner rather than later!
GOD BLESS America HOLD THE LINE OF TRUTH AND JUSTICE..AT ANY COST
I hope the ruling helps, I'll hold my breath, and pray
I have a 21 year old second degree assault and I can never protect myself or my family or hunt with my son 21! Years and it haunts me and my family suffers from my choice to drink and fight but I haven’t been in trouble what so ever I work and pay taxes but here I am still considered a threat to society
I'm a felon and I work with a white non felon in a secluded area.... He often brandishes his weapon and says that he can kill me and I can't do anything about it and that nobody would care if he did because I'm a black felon.....this isn't fair... i would never do anyone like that and I'm a felon but this non felonious person threatens people daily and is very reckless with his firearm ....these laws need to be changed because if I defend myself with a firearm i could possibly go to jail for life
Meanwhile he's always showing his uscca card and brags about the fact that he can kill anyone he wants......we are in Florida if context is needed
Best line from the movie The Patriot, "Why should I trade one tyrant 3,000 miles away for 3,000 tyrants one mile away?"
Dude probably never hurt anyone but himself. He should have all his rights restored.
I love it. I’m ready to get my rights back!!!!