adjudicated mental health?  Like a judge, in a court of law?  I want to see the stat of how many of these were turned over..   Such BS

an example is being admitted to a hospital against one's will for something like being suicidal.  Second physician must agree and then a judge rules on the case within 48 hours if the patient can still be held in a mental ward. 

I always advise being voluntarily admitted so that it does not necessarily ruin your rights for life. 

an example is being admitted to a hospital against one's will for something like being suicidal.  Second physician must agree and then a judge rules on the case within 48 hours if the patient can still be held in a mental ward. 

I always advise being voluntarily admitted so that it does not necessarily ruin your rights for life. 

I thinking a large portion of this stat is those being messed with by HPD and Kaiser.  That is why I'd love to see how many of these have been overturned.

She made a sawed off AR.

http://www.wusa9.com/mobile/article/news/atf-investigating-after-congressional-candidate-cut-apart-ar-15/291-526898428

She made a sawed off AR.

http://www.wusa9.com/mobile/article/news/atf-investigating-after-congressional-candidate-cut-apart-ar-15/291-526898428

Yeah, but she did it for "a good cause", so she's immune to any laws that would be applied to "other people".

"We need just common sense gun laws, and these military-style assault weapons are the ones being used in mass shootings, and we need to get rid of the bump stocks, we need to get rid of those magazines."

See? Her heart is in the right place. She'll slide.

Is this reasonable/doable?

http://fox2now.com/2018/03/09/florida-gov-rick-scott-signs-gun-bill/

Under caveats to the “guardian” program, teachers who “exclusively perform classroom duties as classroom teachers” won’t be allowed to carry guns on campus, unless they have military or law enforcement experience or if they teach a Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program. The program is voluntary, and qualified staff members who want to carry a gun must take 144 hours of training.

Is this reasonable/doable?

http://fox2now.com/2018/03/09/florida-gov-rick-scott-signs-gun-bill/

Under caveats to the “guardian” program, teachers who “exclusively perform classroom duties as classroom teachers” won’t be allowed to carry guns on campus, unless they have military or law enforcement experience or if they teach a Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program. The program is voluntary, and qualified staff members who want to carry a gun must take 144 hours of training.

What makes a person who has been deemed a legal firearm carrier when in a supermarket, shopping mall, movie theater, etc. suddenly incompetent when they cross over the imaginary line into a "gun-free school zone"? Lots of teachers (not in Hawaii of course) are legal firearms carriers. Who is going to pay for 144 hours of training? The FASTER program requires much less, and that includes first aid training and has had no "bad outcomes" yet.

Governor Rick Scott is a political opportunist running for senator attempting to co-opt votes in the heavily Democratic districts of Florida. Oh, and after signing this laundry list of Bloombergian-dream "commonsense gun safety regulations" one has to wonder about  another politician who was given an "A+" rating by the NRA.

Article from a couple of weeks ago:

http://www.tampabay.com/florida-politics/buzz/2018/02/19/rick-scotts-a-nra-rating-and-what-it-means-now/

Rick Scott’s A-plus NRA rating, and what it means now