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Involuntary Commitment Case Shows Intent to Deny Right to Arms is Forever
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A man who was involuntarily committed to a mental institution as an adolescent, but who has since been shown “free of depression” and “not considered a significant risk” by “multiple psychologists,” is prohibited from ever owning a gun by federal law, an act of deliberate indifference by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals “decided” Thursday. By refusing to consider an earlier panel decision, Thai refugee, and now citizen, Duy Mai will forever be condemned to government infringement of his right to keep and bear arms over a commitment order issued when he was 17 that expired 20 years ago. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| The fascist and unconstitutional status of being an non-incarcerated “prohibited person” vis a vis the 2nd amendment, again who is not incarcerated and is not a “prohibited person” regarding ANY OTHER right, is the most dangerous quasi legal concept of our time. |
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