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Re: Denied Illinois FOID card
Posted by Jerome Brown on 7/09/08

    On 11/18/06, Res Ispa Loquitur wrote:
    >
    > 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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