Re: Felons and family

[Jon Roland]

There is a more fundamental problem with the practice of disabling one 
right (RKBA) legislatively on the basis of another right having been 
disabled (e.g. liberty) by judicial due process, but without the 
disablement of that first right being sought by judicial petition or 
decided by verdict or disabled by court order. I discuss this in my law 
review article "Public Safety or Bills of Attainder?"  — Written Jun. 
14, 2000. Published in University of West Los Angeles Law Review, Vol. 
34, 2002, and republished in Vol. 35, 2003. 
http://www.constitution.org/col/psrboa.htm

-- Jon

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