[Wuli]

Amy is right.

The legal term felony applies to too broad a range of actual crimes to consider the rank of felony alone describing those conditions that should limit 2nd amendment rights. In essence Amy was saying felony was too broad of a term to restrict 2nd amendment rights.

I think Amy may have had federal felony convictions like these (and others) in mind, as not constituting crimes for which 2nd amendment rights should be diminished:

Bond Default

Computer Crime

Concealment of Assets

Contempt of Court

Copyright Matters

Disclosure of Confidential Information

False Statements Relative to Healthcare Matters

False Statement in Application for Unemployment

Lobbying with Appropriated Moneys

Medical/Healthcare Fraud

Partial Birth Abortion

Picketing or Parading

Shoplifting

Suits Against Government Officials

[itsahoot]

Golly Gee don't we remember that Matt Dillon always gave the guns back to those he let out of jail.

On a more sober note I have always contended that if a person is too dangerous to own a gun, they belong in jail, not on the street.