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American Bar Association supports gun violence restraining orders
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The American Bar Association approved a resolution Tuesday to support gun violence restraining orders, despite opposition from some over issues of due process.
The measure, Resolution 118B, passed in the ABA House of Delegates on Tuesday and encourages state and local governments to enact laws allowing courts to issue restraining orders that would require law enforcement to seize guns from the subjects of those orders, the ABA Journal reported.
Ed.: Lawyers supporting laws that make lawyers more money. Anyone here shocked? |
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netsyscon
(8/17/2017)
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| Of course, the American Bar Association doesn't like due process unless it benefits them. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(8/17/2017)
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| Uh, who CARES what THEY think? |
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