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Re: Denied Illinois FOID card
Posted by JR on 8/22/07

    08/22/2007 Your case may involve a federal question, thus you may
    be able to file a federal suit against the Judge personally or
    maybe the TRO state law has not been constitutionally tested yet.
    If you can show that the judge violated your constitutional or
    civil rights, or that he discriminated against you for some other
    reason "under the color of law". Maybe the TRO law in your state
    is unconstitutional as written or in the way it's dicriminately
    applied.

    It's relatively cheap to file a federal suit, if you represent
    yourself "pro se". But you have to know what your doing. You
    should consult a local attorney about the specifics about your
    case. Note that Judges will frequently violate the procedures of
    even their own states TRO statutes, rules and procedures, because
    they can and because few people truely challenge them, but file a
    federal suit and you'll get their attention, but you won't make
    any friends. Consult a local attorney.

    As far as buying a firearm, rifle, pistol or shotgun. Unless there
    is a current/present Protection/Restraining Order (TRO) against
    you, you may or not pass the Brady background check as the
    previous writer indicates. Either way, many states provide for
    private firearms purchases, this may be legal in your case and in
    your state, consult a local attorney for legal advise.

    If the judge has committed some sort of "Ethics" violation while
    adjudicating your case, you may be able to file a complaint with
    the state bar association. Exp. while a judge probably does not
    have to provide you information about how you should not proceed
    in you case, if cannot "lie to you", mislead or provide you false
    information. Consult a lawyer in your jurisdiction.

    On 8/22/07, -- wrote:
    > You will never get anywhere with your judicial conspiracy theory-
    > -it makes you sound paranoid. Just reapply and see what
    > happens, that is the best way to challenge a denial. You should
    > go to a local gun shop and try to buy a cheap hand gun. If you
    > are denied you will be given the opportunity to discover the
    > reason and challenge the denial. See 28 CFR 25.1 If you
    > currently have a TRO or past domestic violence charge you will
    > not be able to legally own a gun--don't even try.
    >
    > BTW The second amendment to the US Constitution does not apply
    > to states. States may enact whatever gun control they see fit
    > to. It's possible a state could ban guns altogether but that has
    > never been tested.
    >
    >
    > On 8/22/07, Hogan wrote:
    >> Here is my update on Judge Mitchell K Schick of the Coles
    >> county court house in Charleston Illinois. Nothing that I know
    >> has happen to this judge yet he is still judging people, but I
    >> am still hoping that somebody dose there job in the government
    >> and will do something about this crime against my rights. I
    >> found out yesterday that Tony William is the Illinois Judicial
    >> Inquiry Board chair and legal member; he is from Charleston
    >> Illinois, born and raised there and he attended school at
    >> Eastern Illinois University in Charleston Illinois. Mitchell K
    >> Schick is from Charleston and both men have practice law as
    >> lawyers in this area. Tony Williams’s son Rick works for the
    >> Judicial Inquiry Board as well. There are other members from
    >> the board that have gone to school close to Charleston at the
    > U
    >> of I. I would say that that it is quite weird that the Board
    >> refused to do anything to judge Mitchell K Schick, even though
    >> I had solid evidence and presented the law to them. They even
    >> wrote me back and said that they wouldn’t give me a reason
    > why,
    >> but they did say that they were not saying that my case did
    > not
    >> have merit, just that they were considering the case closed.
    > So
    >> you tell me, dose this all sound strange to you? I can’t
    >> believe that Schick and Williams do not know each other, if
    > you
    >> consider they both have ties to Charleston Illinois. All I am
    >> saying is this is very strange if you ask me.
    >>
    >>
    >> On 6/13/07, NRA MAN wrote:
    >>> All I can tell you is that, There are People in the
    >>> government that want to take guns away from the common
    >>> person. Are rights are beinging violated by these government
    >>> crooks. Read this: Republican Judge Mitchell K. Schick of the
    >>> Coles county court house in Charleston illinois, has
    >>> illegally violated general assembly law 14.5 (a) concerning
    >>> firearms; he has violated Illinois, and federal
    >>> constitutional laws and his oath to protect the constitution,
    >>> which is an act of treason. I have notified the Fbi of this
    >>> matter. Judge Shick is trying to cover this matter up, hoping
    >>> it will go away. I have solid evedince documentaion from the
    >>> Court house, that provides the proof that he illegally seized
    >>> my two guns without having any reason to do this illegal act.
    >>> I had no criminal recored anywhere recorded, and he gave me
    >>> no trial to defend myself in court stated by the law. Judge
    >>> Mitchell Schick took them before I even had the chance to
    >>> show up for my court date to defend myself, which is a
    >>> violation of 14.5 (a) Illinois law. He ordered this action to
    >>> seize my guns violating every law written to protect the
    >>> common citezen. Judge Shick is working above the law, and
    >>> must be accountable for his actions.

     
     

 
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