Henry County 96 days and no GFL.

Henry County, huh?

Good job, and way to stick up for yourself.

Um, lady, how about sending it out now since you (1) are more than a month overdue according to the statute, and (2) lied to me? Is that fair? You send it out to make up for lying to me and issuing it more than 5 weeks late?

Hello?



Congratulations on getting to the bottom of it!

 

Originating Agency Identification.

http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/forms/orderingfps.htm

 

Well, if you know, then why did you ask? No, it does not identify your specific application, but it gives them enough information to respond to your question. While they may have 30,000 requests pending, how many of them are firearms license applications with Macon County Sheriff's Department's or Marshallville Police Department's ORI? Two, three? They ought to be able to find your name with the ORI.

Here is one I do NOT know. Can the probate court even get an ORI? I thought this would be the ORI of the agency doing the fingerprinting. Is this not correct?

 

Doesn't the statute say something about the local agency conducting the background check and then reporting to the probate court judge within 50 days but that no report is required if no derogatory information is found, and doesn't the statute say nothing about the judge ever getting the actual physical background check paper from NICS or GCIC or NCIC or did I just imagine that?



Am I for imagining such things?

 

Well, Sheriff, that is the way it is supposed to be performed, and there are 50 days in which to do it. I get the feeling a LOT of things are performed corectly in Oconee County! But you might have seen on other threads that many of the probate courts are not doing it that way. For a more specific example, see the pleadings in the 60 day case, where the probate judge argued that she does the checks directly herself just because . . . she has always done it that way . . . and 125 days is just par for the course . . .

And she is not, by any stretch of the imagination, an isolated case.

 

Not unless you have a Top Secret security clearance, huh?



This stuff is public information. It is on the police reports that are released to the public all the time!

 

Suspiciously so!