BREAKING: IL Gov. Quinn Calls for State Mag Cap and “Assault Rifle” Ban (lawyer, dollar)

[bobtn]

Originally Posted by freightshaker

bob, if I come in and search your house without cause and without a warrant, but I am able to stave off the court system, have I violated your constitutional rights?

No, because had you violated them, you'd stand no chance in court. It would be a slam dunk case for me.

[gunlover]

Originally Posted by freightshaker

bob, if I come in and search your house without cause and without a warrant, but I am able to stave off the court system, have I violated your constitutional rights?

Originally Posted by bobtn

No, because had you violated them, you'd stand no chance in court. It would be a slam dunk case for me.

So because it was never proven in court it never happened?

I really can not believe you gave that answer..

[bobtn]

Originally Posted by gunlover

So because it was never proven in court it never happened?

I really can not believe you gave that answer..

Any flagrant violation would easily be overturned in court. No state even tries measures like this w/o showing it to scholars and lawyers well versed in what is acceptable to a court of law. Very often those "screenings" result in the measures being rewritten to stay within the boundaries of the law.

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by bobtn

Any flagrant violation would easily be overturned in court. No state even tries measures like this w/o showing it to scholars and lawyers well versed in what is acceptable to a court of law. Very often those "screenings" result in the measures being rewritten to stay within the boundaries of the law.

You should look at the checks various states and cities write to the NRA to cover legal fees when all these laws get overturned.

Here is just one example
http://www.examiner.com/article/city...es-1-4-million

[bobtn]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

You should look at the checks various states and cities write to the NRA to cover legal fees when all these laws get overturned.

Here is just one example
City of Chicago paid $1.4 million of NRA's legal fees - National Hunting | Examiner.com

45 cents per resident of the city.

[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by bobtn

45 cents per resident of the city.

Glad to see you enjoy tax dollars being spent violating civil rights.

Of course that doesn't include all the money the city spent defending the case at the various stages.

[bobtn]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

Glad to see you enjoy tax dollars being spent violating civil rights.

Of course that doesn't include all the money the city spent defending the case at the various stages.

90 cents with the defense costs. One penny every 4 days. Breaking news-not!

[Huckleberry3911948]

all those around him have suffered losses by criminals who had illegal guns. not one of them died from legal guns.
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[shooting4life]

Originally Posted by bobtn

90 cents with the defense costs. One penny every 4 days. Breaking news-not!

I wonder if everyone pays taxes?

Anyways, the point remains you approve of violating people's civil rights.

[bobtn]

Originally Posted by shooting4life

I wonder if everyone pays taxes?

.

I pay plenty, but I worry about the expenditures that make up the top 80% of total spending. If you know the 80/20 business rule, you'll know what that means.

90 cents isn't about to crack the 80%.