Gun Facts – Your Guide to Debunking Gun Control Myths

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[quote=Downtowner]But somehow we are all safer because of this? Give me a break.[/quote]
Safer because of what?.. please be more explicit as to what you are referring to.

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Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.

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Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.

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[quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.

[patb]

[quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.

[patb]

[quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.

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[quote=patb][quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.[/quote]
Correct, but they can’t be charged with having an unlicensed weapon. They can be charged as a felon in possession though.
The statement that a parolee has no rights is not correct, they have some, but severely limited.

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[quote=patb][quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.[/quote]
Correct, but they can’t be charged with having an unlicensed weapon. They can be charged as a felon in possession though.
The statement that a parolee has no rights is not correct, they have some, but severely limited.

[ucodegen]

[quote=patb][quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.[/quote]
Correct, but they can’t be charged with having an unlicensed weapon. They can be charged as a felon in possession though.
The statement that a parolee has no rights is not correct, they have some, but severely limited.

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[quote=patb][quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.[/quote]
Correct, but they can’t be charged with having an unlicensed weapon. They can be charged as a felon in possession though.
The statement that a parolee has no rights is not correct, they have some, but severely limited.

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[quote=patb][quote=ucodegen]

Fact: According to the Supreme Court, criminals do not have to obtain licenses or register their weapons, as that would be an act of self-incrimination.
(Haynes vs. U.S. 390 U.S. 85, 1968)

WOW.. Someone had a good attorney.[/quote]

So, when your parole officer shakes you down and finds the gun, then you do t ime.

Parolees are subject to random search and have no rights as they are under court supervision.[/quote]
Correct, but they can’t be charged with having an unlicensed weapon. They can be charged as a felon in possession though.
The statement that a parolee has no rights is not correct, they have some, but severely limited.

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