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Judges uphold right to carry hidden guns {CINCINNATI}
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| April 10 2002
| By Kimball Perry, Post staff reporter
Posted on 04/10/2002 6:04:43 PM PDT by ATOMIC_PUNK
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Judges uphold right to carry hidden gunsCould this title be any more liberal whiney
To: ATOMIC_PUNK,dixie sass,47carollann,chesty puller,antivenom,bigun,smallstuff,pocat,sunshine,jd792,
LOOK HERE THEY LINKED THE ARTICLE BELOW TO AN ARTICLE ON THE RIOTS IN CINCINNATI TELL ME THESE PAPERS IN CINCY ARENT LIBERALS L O C A L N E W S
Weapons ban unconstitutional
People may carry concealed weapons in the county that includes Cincinnati, a state appeals court ruled Wednesday in a lawsuit challenging Ohio's ban on carrying hidden weapons
FROM OUR LOCAL PAPERS
This paper does everything it can to promote the violence and boycott in cincy they have proved it over and over again !
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Give those judges a cigar!
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posted on
04/10/2002 6:18:10 PM PDT
by
RLK
To: RLK
Heck yes they deserve one and a good pat on the back for upholding the CONSTITUTION
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
If anyone can either point me to or publish the entire text of that decision, I'll owe ya one...
To: ATOMIC_PUNK;blam;JohnHuang2;68-69TonkinGulfYatchClub
I find it absolutely amazing that all of a sudden judges seem to recall that America has a Constitution! What provoked this thinking among them?
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posted on
04/10/2002 6:36:14 PM PDT
by
B4Ranch
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Thanks for the post. I hope people who feel they should be able to defend themselves DO carry while it is legal, as the radio said police in Hamilton Co. will not issue "tickets" for concealed carry unless/until there is an injunction by the Ohio Supreme Court. Which I hope there isn't . . . Many thanks to the courageous and persistent folks who brought the case to this level, and are determined to see it through. After all, re the knifing victim a couple weeks ago, women are dying for fear of defending themselves because of the convoluted state of the law . . .
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posted on
04/10/2002 6:37:19 PM PDT
by
AMDG&BVMH
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
The riots in Cincinnati did not spread across the river to Northern KY where there is a concealed carry law.
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
This ruling is very surprising, given the liberal climate in America, today.
To: PatrioticAmerican
True but cincinnati is very conservative as a collective of people thats why were being hit with all this boycott crap and other issues we may not be the MOST conservative town in ohio but we are very conservative BUT one thing i cant understand is WHY the powers that be in the media cowtaw to this liberal medias that we have here but given mayor LUKENS stance on things i see theres not much backbone in city council at least not enough to go up against the papers and the newscasters and MAKE SURE they tell the whole truth and not just half of it [JMHO] by the way i live here
To: B4Ranch
I find it absolutely amazing that all of a sudden judges seem to recall that America has a Constitution! What provoked this thinking among them? I don't know but it may result in a fecundation of fantods among the liberal left.
To: The Other Harry
If anyone can either point me to or publish the entire text of that decision, I'll owe ya one... Click HERE and ye shall find what ye seek. Enjoy it - I did!
Tony
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Pat Feely shows that in America if you take a risk and stand up and challenge the status quo, you can beat a corrupt system. How many people bothered to that? Its just too bad Cincinnati and the Ohio State Attorney General's Office think their main chore in life is going after law abiding gun owners. I wouldn't be surprised if the Ohio Supreme Court cold b*tch slapped them down. What is about an UNCONSTITUTIONAL law our public officials don't understand? The truth is change will come and in the end the people of Ohio will win their inalienable RKBA even though Cincinnati and the Ohio Attorney Gen. will have wasted taxpayers' funds trying to deny reality. Yes, Pat Feely the system can be beaten and you showed us all how.
To: B4Ranch
Actually, this ruling was based upon the OHIO Constitution, and the right to bear arms is set forth in the Constitution itself (and not some "Bill of Rights" afterthought). This provision also lacks the federal "well regulated militia" language that many courts find so troubling.
Great day in the Buckeye State, and me with a new .357 on the way! Road trip to Cincy coming up!
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Good thing it is ... what with the Cincinnati Police emasculated of late and violent crime rising exponentially!
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posted on
04/10/2002 8:06:14 PM PDT
by
dodger
To: ATOMIC_PUNK
Stand back and watch the crime rate plummet.
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posted on
04/10/2002 8:07:57 PM PDT
by
Crawdad
To: ATOMIC_PUNK;All
To: B4Ranch
"I find it absolutely amazing that all of a sudden judges seem to recall that America has a Constitution!
What provoked this thinking among them?"
The events of 9/11 hopefully.
To: PackerBoy
This provision also lacks the federal "well regulated militia" language that many courts find so troubling. Ironic the trouble people have with that language, given that it serves to make abundantly clear that the Second Amendment isn't about "hunting or sporting purposes".
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posted on
04/10/2002 11:24:22 PM PDT
by
supercat
To: goldstategop
Pat Feely shows that in America if you take a risk and stand up and challenge the status quo, you can beat a corrupt system.Bravo for Pat! More citizens need the resources to challenge these unconstitutional laws in court, and pro-gun rights organizations should concentrate efforts on helping the average Joe or Jane with the costs of bringing lawsuits. That's where we're going to have to fight it, in the courts, so it appears.
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posted on
04/10/2002 11:33:50 PM PDT
by
dbwz
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