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    1. thperez1972

      CCW Duty to Notify -CHP vs. Constitutional Carry

      Oh no...here's another one.
    2. thperez1972

      Cashless society very soon

      When Colorado legalized recreational weed, the businesses had trouble getting accounts at FDIC insured banks. The banks were and still are worried about having a client whose income comes from an activity that is against federal law. So most of those businesses either find a bank that may not be...
    3. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      People in prison have their 1st, 2nd, and 4th amendment rights curtailed.
    4. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      I would suggest the bill of rights does place a limit on the "who." I would say a strong case could be made based on the 5th amendment. "...nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law." As long as due process was followed, someone could be deprived of liberty. I say...
    5. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      Someone on probation or parole isn't free. They're just serving all or part of their sentence not in prison.
    6. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      It seems you feel that at the time the 2nd amendment was written, there were no crimes that would have removed someone from "the people" whose right to bear arms was guaranteed. Is that right? If so, should people be able to exercise their 2nd amendment rights in prison?
    7. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      You tell me. If he's given probation in lieu of prison time or released to parole after serving his 35% for non-violent crimes, he's on the street but he's still under his sentence. I.e., he's not yet paid his debt to society. And something to consider, the charge he's on paper for may not be...
    8. thperez1972

      9th Circuit Reverses Felon in Possession felony firearm conviction of CA man

      What if he is released on parole? Would that time on the street when he's still on paper be part of his sentence? If so, would that time, after being released from jail but still on parole, be part of his debt to society?
    9. thperez1972

      The Private forum

      https://www.bayoushooter.com/account/upgrades/
    10. thperez1972

      Private Handgun Sales

      Here's the ascension parish sheriff station on airline. There's a camera on the pole to the left of the green spaces. There's signs that mention something about a safe transaction area. BRPD has one but it's tougher to see on google maps. There's a sign on the pole right in the middle of the...
    11. thperez1972

      Democrats Want to Block Veterans From Owning Guns.

      If you want to stop veterans from seeking help with mental health, punish them for it. There can already be a stigma involved with it. An added punishment only ensures more veterans will stay away and try to take care of their mental health on their own.
    12. thperez1972

      What have I done!

      Have you ever heard the term "foster fail?"
    13. thperez1972

      The Romanticism of Firearms from Movies

      He did say "the same" but I guess I felt the meaning of his words were more important than the literal interpretation. Your excitement for having a 1911 was not exactly the same as someone's excitement for having the same weapon but for a different reason. But both people could feel the same or...
    14. thperez1972

      The Romanticism of Firearms from Movies

      I would suggest you aren't able to speak for "the rest of us." While the guy's tone and verbiage may have suggested a less mature person, must one be less mature to have a desire to build or buy a functional weapon based on a movie gun? I once built a 22lr pistol on the ar15 platform. I still...
    15. thperez1972

      The Romanticism of Firearms from Movies

      While the 1911 is a well established platform that served many wars, a lot of young people did not carry one in any wars they may have been in. For many people, the 1911 is a cool firearm from a video game. I believe the 1911 is in almost every Call of Duty version. So while you may have a...
    16. thperez1972

      Marijuana to be reclassified as Schedule III substance by DEA

      I've been on one cruise. It was a 7 day Carnival cruise that stopped in Montego Bay, Jamaica. We didn't like any of the planned excursions and we decided we were going to wing it. We found a bus driver who said he could take us on a sightseeing trip and bring us wherever we wanted for $20 a...
    17. thperez1972

      Best way to kill raccoons and opossums?

      I missed this thread along the way and only saw it now. I see a lot of people ranting about "save the opossums." I would suggest if you live around horses, save yourself the trouble and use the 22 on them. Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis is a neurologic disease in horses. It is usually spread...
    18. thperez1972

      Cargill Case

      Yes, agencies will interpret statutes in a way that best suits them. In civil cases, chevron deference is used. In cases where criminal penalties may apply, the rule of lenity should apply. Of cours, agencies will always try to argue chevron deference. The courts are supposed to keep them in check.
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