Posted on Dec 3, 2022
Proposed Arkansas bill would allow convicted felons to possess firearms
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I'll paraphrase Ayn Rand; The only way Gov't can control you is to make you a criminal.
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Proposed Arkansas bill would allow convicted felons to possess firearms
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Posted 2 y ago
Responses: 4
If you have served your time in prison for a non-violent felony, completed all court-ordered restitution, repayment, training, IOW done everything asked of you for your crime.
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were not convicted for any of the following
(1) Homicide, § 5-10-101 et seq.;
(2) Kidnapping and related offenses, § 5-11-101 et seq.;
(3) Robbery, § 5-12-101 et seq.;
(4) Criminal attempt, § 5-3-201 et seq.;
(5) Terroristic threats and acts, § 5-13-301 et seq.;
(6) Sexual offenses, § 5-14-101 et seq.;
(7) Voyeurism offenses, § 5-16-101 et seq.;
(8) Death threats, § 5-17-101 et seq.;
(9) The Human Trafficking Act of 2013, § 5-18-101 et seq.;
(10) Domestic battering and assault, § 5-26-301 et seq.;
(11) Custody and visitation, § 5-26-501 et seq.;
(12) The Arkansas Protection of Children Against Exploitation
(13) Use of children in sexual performances, § 5-27-401 et seq.;
(14) Computer crimes against minors, § 5-27-601 et seq.;
(15) Abuse of adults, § 5-28-101 et seq.;
(16) Damage or destruction of property, § 5-38-101 et seq.;
(17) Causing a catastrophe, § 5-38-202;
(18) Residential burglary, § 5-39-201;
(19) Aggravated residential burglary, § 5-39-204;
(20) First degree escape, § 5-54-110, second degree escape, § 5-14, 54-111, third degree escape, § 5-54-112, and permitting escape in the first 15 degree, § 5-54-113;
(21) Fleeing, § 5-54-125;
(22) Killing or injuring animals used by law enforcement or search and rescue dogs, § 5-54-126;
(23) Terrorism, § 5-54-201 et seq.;
(24) Animals, § 5-62-101 et seq.;
(25) Trafficking a controlled substance, § 5-64-440;
(26) Aggravated riot, § 5-71-202;
(27) Stalking, § 5-71-229;
(28) Weapons, § 5-73-101 et seq.;
(29) The Arkansas Criminal Gang, Organization, and Enterprise
AND
Have had 10 clear years of living among your fellow citizens and a positive manner
AND
then appeal to a judge to have the case sealed and your 2nd Amendment rights returned to you.
BTW, you will be hard-pressed to find an Arkansas state felony one can be convicted of that does not trip one of the 29 exceptions clauses listed above.
Meaning this Bill, should it be signed into law, would be relative to very few people convicted of a non-violent felony.
https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/Bills/FTPDocument?path=%2FBills%2F2023R%2FPublic%2FHB1013.pdf
:::Follow up, if after reading my post, and reading the bill, you still feel its bad law, please cite the Arkansas state felony one might commit, be convicted of, serve prison time for, complete probation and restitution for, is not one of the automatic 29 triggers for this law to not apply, wait ten years after all court ordered actions from prison to pay off court costs, 10 years with no bad acts a judge denies your request for, you feel should still prohibit an Arkansas their 2nd Amendment rights.
Thanks
I do look forward to an adult, educated response.
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were not convicted for any of the following
(1) Homicide, § 5-10-101 et seq.;
(2) Kidnapping and related offenses, § 5-11-101 et seq.;
(3) Robbery, § 5-12-101 et seq.;
(4) Criminal attempt, § 5-3-201 et seq.;
(5) Terroristic threats and acts, § 5-13-301 et seq.;
(6) Sexual offenses, § 5-14-101 et seq.;
(7) Voyeurism offenses, § 5-16-101 et seq.;
(8) Death threats, § 5-17-101 et seq.;
(9) The Human Trafficking Act of 2013, § 5-18-101 et seq.;
(10) Domestic battering and assault, § 5-26-301 et seq.;
(11) Custody and visitation, § 5-26-501 et seq.;
(12) The Arkansas Protection of Children Against Exploitation
(13) Use of children in sexual performances, § 5-27-401 et seq.;
(14) Computer crimes against minors, § 5-27-601 et seq.;
(15) Abuse of adults, § 5-28-101 et seq.;
(16) Damage or destruction of property, § 5-38-101 et seq.;
(17) Causing a catastrophe, § 5-38-202;
(18) Residential burglary, § 5-39-201;
(19) Aggravated residential burglary, § 5-39-204;
(20) First degree escape, § 5-54-110, second degree escape, § 5-14, 54-111, third degree escape, § 5-54-112, and permitting escape in the first 15 degree, § 5-54-113;
(21) Fleeing, § 5-54-125;
(22) Killing or injuring animals used by law enforcement or search and rescue dogs, § 5-54-126;
(23) Terrorism, § 5-54-201 et seq.;
(24) Animals, § 5-62-101 et seq.;
(25) Trafficking a controlled substance, § 5-64-440;
(26) Aggravated riot, § 5-71-202;
(27) Stalking, § 5-71-229;
(28) Weapons, § 5-73-101 et seq.;
(29) The Arkansas Criminal Gang, Organization, and Enterprise
AND
Have had 10 clear years of living among your fellow citizens and a positive manner
AND
then appeal to a judge to have the case sealed and your 2nd Amendment rights returned to you.
BTW, you will be hard-pressed to find an Arkansas state felony one can be convicted of that does not trip one of the 29 exceptions clauses listed above.
Meaning this Bill, should it be signed into law, would be relative to very few people convicted of a non-violent felony.
https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/Bills/FTPDocument?path=%2FBills%2F2023R%2FPublic%2FHB1013.pdf
:::Follow up, if after reading my post, and reading the bill, you still feel its bad law, please cite the Arkansas state felony one might commit, be convicted of, serve prison time for, complete probation and restitution for, is not one of the automatic 29 triggers for this law to not apply, wait ten years after all court ordered actions from prison to pay off court costs, 10 years with no bad acts a judge denies your request for, you feel should still prohibit an Arkansas their 2nd Amendment rights.
Thanks
I do look forward to an adult, educated response.
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SGT Gerald “Jerry” Harrell
So this is a feel good law. One that is passed to appease one side or another that really changes very little. Most states already have a process to restore your rights after a Felony conviction and vary from state to state. Based on what SGM Erik Marquez posted…. It effectively changes nothing. It is law makers, passing laws to make their constituents think they are doing something which in reality they are only wasting time and money…..which I guess is doing something.
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SGM Erik Marquez
SGT Gerald “Jerry” Harrell - As this as an Arkansas deal, which current has no path to restore rights for a convicted felon...Id say while it may only apply to a few, it is something needed.
There are some I know from working in prisons Id be fine with this law applying to them. There are some on the outside I know, Id be fine with this law applying to them, and there are tenfold in prison or out who will have a very bad day if I see them with a weapon.
There are some I know from working in prisons Id be fine with this law applying to them. There are some on the outside I know, Id be fine with this law applying to them, and there are tenfold in prison or out who will have a very bad day if I see them with a weapon.
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SGT Gerald “Jerry” Harrell
Agreed. In 35 years of Law Enforcement, I have seen many success stories…. And many abstract failures ( I have a cousin who fits this category). Properly administered, it could be good.
The headline, especially in today’s environment, sends most into disbelief and anger but it appears, if I am understanding it correctly, Arkansas is just doing what many states have done already.
The headline, especially in today’s environment, sends most into disbelief and anger but it appears, if I am understanding it correctly, Arkansas is just doing what many states have done already.
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SGM Erik Marquez
Lt Col Charlie Brown I find your responses here fair, even and thoughtful, even when I disagree with them. Please consider reading my posted response, and comment.
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