[marktwain]

Sounds like the judge got it right.

[facedown]

"The rifles themselves are capable of cutting a tree down," Assistant County Prosecutor Bill Kaczmarek said during the hearing. "They're capable of stopping a bus.

Somebody spent too much time at Hyperbole School.

[Durus]

I agree, something that is increasing rare amongst our judiciary.

[Seruzawa]

Personally, I believe that once a person has fully finished his sentence he should have all his rights restored. It’s not like laws banning convicted felons from owning guns ever stopped a felon from getting one.

[LRS]

<)P> "The rifles themselves are capable of cutting a tree down,"

Yeah. I have to keep them under lock and key, less they start clear cutting on my property. Especially my Russkie SKS with a functioning bayonet...

[longtermmemmory]

Prosecutors need to get their heads out of the collective government rectum.

[Still Thinking]

Anyone convicted of a drug crime, regardless of the severity, has demonstrated an inability to follow the law, the appeal claimed.

So each and every person that has ever broken the speed limit has "demonstrated an inability to follow traffic laws"?

[Still Thinking]

The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, which filed a brief in support of Mason's appeal, says Corrigan's decision, if not overturned, sets a dangerous precedent for the rest of the country.

B...b...but I thought liberals LIKED drugs?