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Felon has Common Law Right to Armed Self-defense (VA)
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Text of the Virginia Court of Appeals case HUMPHREY v. COMMONWEALTH
COURT OF APPEALS OF VIRGINIA
OCTOBER 23, 2001
Record No. 1982-00-2
Present: Chief Judge Fitzpatrick, Judges Elder and Clements
Argued at Richmond, Virginia
(refers to Panter and Bailey) |
Senate sends completed anti-terrorism bill to Bush for signature (U.S.)
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The Senate sent President Bush a package of anti-terror measures Thursday that gives police sweeping new powers to search people’s homes and business records secretly and to eavesdrop on telephone and computer conversations.
Bush said he will sign the bill “so that we can combat terrorism and prevent future attacks.” |
Rep. Joe Barton proposes law to arm pilots
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A Texas congressman has introduced legislation that would deputize commercial pilots and allow them to carry firearms, something pilot unions have been clamoring for.
On Thursday, Rep. Joe Barton, R-Ennis, proposed the Federal Pilot Officer Act of 2001, which would allow the U.S. attorney general to create a program to certify and train pilots to use lethal weapons to defend their planes. |
Tarrant lawmakers vote for anti-terrorism measure (TX)
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Members of Congress who represent Tarrant County expressed overwhelming support for an anti-terrorism bill that the Senate passed Thursday and sent to President Bush.
Texas Sens. Phil Gramm and Kay Bailey Hutchison voted for the measure, despite some people's concerns that expanding police powers to track and detain suspects and delve into their bank accounts will dilute individual freedoms. |
Can the feds protect America?
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"The reason why so many Americans are buying guns and traveling less is because they no longer have confidence in their government's ability to protect them from their enemies...
While no one could visualize the kind of well-planned and coordinated hijackings that led to the destruction of the Twin Towers, it was assumed that our government was aware of the dangers posed by ordinary hijackers. After all, we have the FBI and the CIA to protect us. But they didn't." --Samuel Blumenfeld |
Global Governance Glitch
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While the national media is preoccupied with anthrax and Afghanistan, the wheels of global governance continue to roll. Two important, but unreported, events have occurred since the Sept. 11 tragedy: a Preparatory Committee meeting of the High Level Panel on Financing for Development at the U.N. in New York, and the 9th negotiating session of the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas, meeting in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Report by Henry Lamb |
Earley gains NRA support (VA)
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The politically muscular National Rifle Association all but endorsed Republican Mark L. Earley for governor yesterday, saying he is "the best candidate" for gun owners and sportsmen.
While not a full embrace of Earley, the NRA's long-awaited pronouncement, nonetheless, is an indication that important constituencies of the Virginia GOP may finally be rallying to Earley's candidacy. |
Deer shot, killed after it hit window
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[San Antonio, TX] A seven-point buck was shot and killed after it ran through the glass window of a Northwest Side preschool Thursday morning. Luckily, no children were in that room at the time.
The man who shot the sex-crazed buck owns a moving company next door. "I shot him before he hurt any of the children," he said.
He brought a gun to a preschool? Horrors! Doesn't he know "guns are dangerous", and that "guns and schools don't mix?" |
Cocked Pit - Armed pilots would mean polite skies
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Until the 1950s, federal regulations required commercial pilots to be armed if they were flying planes carrying mail, a holdover from the days when airmail shipments were flown by military pilots. Some 75% of the traveling public supports allowing pilots to carry arms, no doubt with self-fragmenting ammunition than can't pierce a plane's fuselage. But Congress and the Federal Aviation Administration are dragging their feet--and it isn't the first time. |
Australia: Kelly gang shooting memorial unveiled
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Descendants of Australia's most celebrated outlaw, Ned Kelly, met family members of some of his victims on Friday at the unveiling of a memorial to a shootout in which three police officers died.
Descendants of the slain officers and Kelly gang members met for the first time at the dedication of the memorial to the shoot-out on October 26, 1878. |
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