Phil Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In his discussion Lambert says most of the increase was caused by a change in
the way crimes were counted. Homicides should not be affected by counting
rule changes.
Homicides make up a very small fraction of violent crimes. Changes in
the number of
I looked up the relevant bit of the D. C. code.
Robert Woolley wrote:
6 THE COURT: SUPPOSE THE PLAINTIFFS WERE MEMBERS OF
7 THIS STATE-SANCTIONED MILITIA. WOULD THEY BE ENTITLED TO
8 POSSESS HANDGUNS?
9 MS. MULLEN: IF THEY WERE PART OF A MILITIA.
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Altho, assuming argendo (wish I could triple underline that in an
email) that militia membership and right to arms are substantially
interconnected, the DC could find that while DC has a militia, and
some Ps are members of it, it is not a state, and the second
amendment mentions militias as
a) Several recent posts have addressed the definition of the militia
--most seem to cite
a definition similar to the one inserted by Congress in the Dick Act of
1903 --
i.e., all male citizens 18-44 years of age who are not members of the
federal military.
I would argue ,however, that Congress
Chuck,
How much time do you want me to spend on the seizure form. I can go over
each line with a fine tooth comb, for instance the form requires firearms be
destroyed after a year, but the statute says sold or destroyed. Etc. Do
you want me to spend time on this? How much?
Let me know if you
As much as is necessary to do it right. We are probably going top only get one shot at this.
Bill NRALegCounsel
C. D. MichelTRUTANICH-MICHEL, LLPAttorneys At LawPort of Los Angeles Office407 North Harbor Blvd.San Pedro, California 90731Phone: (310) 548-3703Fax: (310) 548-4813Web:
I believe Congress has total power over the District of Columbia
militia, per Section 8 of Article I:
Congress shall have power ...To exercise exclusive legislation in all
cases whatsoever, over such District (not exceeding ten miles square) as
may, by cession of particular states, and the
For the present the hard-pressed Ordinance
Department of the United States Army cannot be expected to furnish
sufficient arms, ammunition, or equipment. Hence, the volunteers, for
the most part, will be expected to furnish their own weapons. For this
reason, gunners (of whom there are 60,000
Does anyone know of any good materials (cases, articles) on employee
possession of firearms in the workplace in states with concealed carry
permits? Is this purely an issue of employer property rights (it's my
factory and if I don't want people bringing in guns, I can prohibit it)
are there other
http://www.cipherwar.com/news/00/aol_anti-guns.htm
On September 14, 2000, Luke, Jason and Paul met after work in the AOL parking
lot to go shooting at the gun range near Eden, Utah. In order to carpool to
the range, Jason and Paul transferred their firearms from their own cars to
Lukes truck, a
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