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The AMA's goal and role in "preventing gun-related injury"
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"If you're a member of the National Rifle Assn. as well as the AMA, you might have seen my picture recently in the NRA journal, taking up a full page. It was my inaugural address that drew the group's attention. I said it's about time we acknowledged the scourge of gun violence in our nation, just as we would any other public health crisis, such as polio, tobacco or drunk driving..." --Richard F. Corlin, MD AMA president |
TX: Students list "school safety elements"
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More than 500 middle and high school students from Springtown to Alvarado said Monday that they believe their schools are safe, but that they want administrators to continue zero tolerance for bringing weapons onto campuses and other offenses.
Trimble Tech sophomores Dora Ramirez and David Lane said they believe their school is safe ... But they said the zero-tolerance rules go too far because they don't give students a second chance. |
TX, Arlington: Officers send FBI complaint about city
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A state police association has filed a complaint with the FBI alleging that city officials have conspired to violate the constitutional rights of police officers.
Curtis's letter to the FBI, dated Friday, alleges that Arlington police officers have been deprived of their right to due process, freedom of speech, right to remain silent and right to equal protection. |
U.S. Supreme Court: Searches Without Warrants Upheld
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Police can go into the homes of people on probation to search for evidence in new crimes without always getting warrants, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously Monday.
The decision was the court's first involving police searches since the terrorist attacks and was an endorsement of broad investigatory powers. |
In Nobel ("Peace Prize") speech, Annan says UN is "essential"
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OSLO, NORWAY - U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan used the occasion of the 2001 Nobel Peace Prize lecture on Monday to make an impassioned case for the continued importance of the United Nations as a promoter of peace and a champion of individual rights in an unstable and unequal world.
"...I believe the mission of the United Nations will be defined by a new, more profound awareness of the sanctity and dignity of every human life...," Annan said. |
Senators Use Fear of Terrorism to Push Gun Control
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Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - It's not unusual for members of Congress to use current events as a springboard for legislation they want to pass, but critics are denouncing liberal senators for using the Sept. 11 attacks to promote registration of law-abiding gun owners. |
Keep Voicing Your Opposition to Shameless Attacks on Gun Shows
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NRA Alert: "A concerted assault on gun shows will be launched in January, if not sooner. NRA members and the rest of the pro-gun community must continue to contact their federal lawmakers to object to the passage of S.890, the Lieberman-McCain bill, and S.767, the Reed bill, as well as any other legislation that would end gun shows as they currently exist. Remind your elected officials that the war on terrorism will not be won by attacking the rights of American citizens."
Contact your U.S. Officials! |
Antivirus Firms Say They Won't Create FBI Loophole
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"We're in the business of providing a virus-free environment for our users and we're not going to do anything to compromise that security." --Tony Thompson of Network Associates {who owns McAfee}
"Symantec's first priority is to protect our customers from malicious and illegal attacks. We have no intention of creating or leaving a hole in our software that might compromise that security." --Symantec Chief Executive John W. Thompson
"We always try to cooperate with the authorities when it's appropriate. Having said that, our No. 1 goal is to protect our customers." --Barbara Woolf of Trend Micro |
Big Government "Looks Better Now"
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Chuck Schumer feels that BIG GOV'T is a GOOD thing: "...this new deal will involve an overarching federal effort to bring physical, not economic, security to our people..." |
Emerson Appeals To Supremes (followup)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (Dec. 10) – The Supreme Court will be asked to consider the Second Amendment for at least the fourth time in two dozen years. Odds are they will again decline, but this time could be different...
Dr. Timothy Emerson of San Angelo, Texas, won the most important Second Amendment decision in history – a Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals panel’s 2-1 declaration in October that the right to keep and bear arms applies to individuals, not to states or the National Guard. |
Never-Never Land: Second Amendment Exceptions?
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"As soon as one infringement was recorded against the Second Amendment for any reason, the door was opened for all the others and it hasn’t been closed yet. And it won’t be until they all declared unconstitutional. The frightening thing is that very few people see it that way. Most of the staunchest supporters of the Second Amendment still think that some infringements are perfectly fine." --Deborah Venable |
CT: Gun-Law Loophole Cited In Shooting
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"Black-powder guns are exempt from state guns laws meant to keep firearms out of the hands of criminals or those with mental conditions that would preclude them from gun ownership."
To all the gun owners out there that consider themselves "sportsmen" and support restrictions on "assault weapons" or handguns (after all, they'll never go after your duck gun, or cowboy rig, right?) this one's a wake-up call for you.
Your Single Action Army is about to be just as regulated as my Glock. |
What's Next for Gun Rights?
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As America bears arms, let's protect our right to keep them. -- "We've heard a lot lately about supposed wartime threats to civil liberties. But one constitutional right--the right to keep and bear arms--is likely to become more secure in the wake of Sept. 11." --MICHAEL BANE |
Ashcroft Take on Gun Buys Is "Just Insane"
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"In testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, he ruled out giving the FBI access to the federal database on gun purchases. The Second Amendment gang says—wrongly—that this would invade privacy, and Ashcroft goes along even though it is perfectly possible, indeed logical, that people linked to terrorism may be among the gun buyers." --scrouch@edit.nydailynews.com
18USC 922(a)(3) says it is illegal to maintain a firearms registry. Why should we follow our own laws--this IS the "War on Terror" after all. |
IL: State receives $800,000 grant to enforce gun laws
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The grant aims to prosecute "illegal gun sales" on the Internet and at gun shows, as well as through the use of false firearm identification cards and "straw purchasers," or people with clean records who buy guns to pass along to criminals. |
MD: Co-defendants in killing of intruder rally on Web
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Two businessmen indicted on first-degree murder charges in the shooting of an intruder in their East Baltimore warehouse are hoping to draw national attention to their case, and have started a Web site advertising a legal defense fund with the slogan: "Help Those Who Defended Themselves." |
CA: Airport Security Finds Gun
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A California man in possession of a loaded handgun was arrested Monday when he tried to pass a security checkpoint at McCarran International Airport, police said.
John Charles Goodell, 50, of Pismo Beach, Calif., was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on one count of carrying a concealed firearm without a permit, a "gross misdemeanor."
KABA NOTE: What's "gross" is that it's a "crime" at all. |
Anti-Gun Group Lashes Out at Ashcroft
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"We should be using every means at our disposal to find those who might be plotting against the United States," said Barnes. "Mr. Ashcroft is so blinded by extremist ideology and loyalty to the gun lobby that he places protecting their agenda above winning the war on terrorism." |
UT: Debate begins over Utah gun rules
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Several state agencies appeared before a legislative oversight committee after Attorney General Mark Shurtleff wrote an informal opinion a month ago finding state agency rules restricting gun possession violated state law. |
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