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    Post: Lautenberg amendment

    Posted by Bryce on 3/08/07


    I plead guilty to a D.V charge in 1994. Not knowing this
    stupid law would come into effect, otherwise I would have
    took it to trial and won since all I did was push her away
    from me after he stabbed me in the back of my thigh with a
    btcher knife. Since this law came into effect in 1996/1997
    and now I can't own a gun, isn't this then an ex post
    facto law, which is unonstitutional. I know case law says
    no, because ou are being punihed by the new law, not the
    D.V. But without the D.V. the new law would not have a
    recourse. therefore the new law is contingent upon the
    D.V. thus making it ex post facto. Am I wrong here? Are we
    going to stand and allow this blatent violation of the
    Contitution go unpunished.



    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Lautenberg amendment, 3/08/07, by Bryce.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 3/15/07, by Chris.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 4/24/07, by To All!!!!!!!.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 4/28/07, by Concerned Citizen.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 6/11/07, by Arla.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 12/24/07, by Greg R..
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 12/24/07, by Curmudgeon.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 12/28/07, by Bryce.
  • Re: Lautenberg amendment, 3/11/08, by George C.


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