What a worthless organization. Gun violence restraining orders backed by ABA House of Delegates http://www.abajournal.com/news/arti...s_away_from_hate_crime_perpetrators_authorize
Due process Sometimes if the person accused of being dangerous isn't available to be invited to a full hearing, the "no guns order" should be issued anyway, to stop the person from buying a gun from any dealer or getting one out of the pawn shop. But that should be a very rare exception to the general rule mandating due process PRIOR TO the citizen losing his rights.
ABA, wouldn't it be easier to just march people you dislike to a wall, line them up and shoot them? Or perhaps place all the people who are not leftists like you into special 'camps'.... No due process required for these final solutions either.
You might be surprised how many of them would openly advocate for it, if they thought it would go their way. For now, they just wish for it secretly.
"The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers." Maybe Dick the Butcher was on to something. With apologies to some here.
Anyone who is surprised by the ABA regarding this must have missed all their other anti gun positions.
I would hope that if the specter of this monstrous violation of a basic civil right, notice and opportunity to be heard, reared its ugly head in this State, this citizens thereof would wake from their idle slumber and rise up to fight it. There are some foundational liberties we just do not do away with because of a current popular notion or fear. Liberty is not always put to death by evil men of bad intentions greedy for power. Sometimes it is the do-gooders that strangle liberty until it breathes its last. Good intentions will always be pleaded for every assumption of authority. It is hardly too strong to say that the Constitution was made to guard the people against the dangers of good intentions. There are men in all ages who mean to govern well, but they mean to govern. They promise to be good masters, but they mean to be masters. -- Daniel Webster
I can tell you, as a current law student, that this is NOT the general thoughts of the majority of the younger law student population I know. If you want your head to REALLY spin, spend a few minutes on the "Above The Law" blog/website.
Too bad they don't have car registration, that would clearly have stopped this entirely if only we know who owns the car. I'm thinking some kind of system where some kind of plate is attached to the vehicle to identify it to everyone.