Friday, January 26, 2018

Extreme Risk

Known as S7133/A8976, the bill would establish a system where family members and law enforcement can petition a state court to issue an Extreme Risk Protection Orders or ERPO against an individual. [More]
And how is the extreme risk of imposing prior restraints on fundamental rights without due process mitigated once we start recognizing "Only Ones" as "stakeholders"?

And more to the point-- if they know someone is an extreme risk, what the hell are they doing leaving him free to stalk among us, with his target(s) "protected" by no more than a piece of paper?

[Via Florida Guy]   

1 comment:

Jeffersonian said...

It already is the "law" in Oregon:

http://www.oregonfirearms.org/kate-brown-signs-gun-confiscation-law

But remember, peasant, work within the system.