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Re: Denied Illinois FOID card
Posted by Res Ispa Loquitur on 11/18/06


    On the Illinois FOID form it states if you have been treated
    for any metal illness. You have. The signing of the form on
    your OWN FREE WILL will not constitute as Duress. Duress is
    the VIOLENT or ILLEGAL act of forcing another to concent.
    By your own words "I needed the treatment" indicates you
    agreed with the form and it was you Intent to sign and agree
    not to have a FOID card. One of the perils of going to any
    mental health person is you will be regarded as
    being "crazy". Or Crazy at one time in your life to have to
    see such a person. If you felt you needed mental help at
    this time then the state thinks your mind is not capable of
    dealing with stress or reality and you are risk to own a
    fire arm. Your mind relaps when confronted with simuliar
    circumstances in the future. Sorry for the bad news but
    this is one of the stipulations No mental disorder, No
    felonies, No drug use ect...

    Res Ispa Loquitur

    On 11/17/06, Denied A Gun wrote:
    > I applied for an Illinois FOID card and was denied. I was
    > a patient at a hospital within the last 5 years. I
    received
    > treatment for drug addiction. Since the hospital had no
    > drug treatment center, I was admitted to the psyc ward.
    They
    > forced me to sign a paper giving up my rights to own a gun,
    > before I received treatment. I did sign because I needed
    the
    > treatment (I would think this is duress). Is it possible
    to
    > appeal the decision and have my rights to own a gun
    restored?

     
     

 
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