03-05-2018, 01:17 PM
(03-02-2018, 06:27 PM)Sociopathicsteelerfan Wrote: They saw a judge, they argued their case, their argument was denied. The restraining orders we are discussing initially allow for none of that!
Let me make this as simple as possible
All it takes to arrest a person is a sworn statement from a victim. That is enough to take a away an individuals personal liberty until he gets in front of a judge.
All it takes to get a restraining order is a sworn statement from a victim. That is enough to take away a persons rights to his property until he gets in front of a judge.
Both of these situations give the absolute same protection of due process. All these claims about people being denied due process is nothing but fear mongering to play on the ignorance of the rubes who believe anything the NRA spoon feeds them.
