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May 4th, 2013, 02:05 AM #21Active Member
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Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
That would surely be so in the objective sense. But then, you've got the C & R clause. Could not a sheriff look at the specifics of a charge which is not prohibitive, and use their discretion to deny?
Another point is that maybe someone who has an issue with guns in general added that to the docket sheet.Last edited by CB57; May 4th, 2013 at 02:08 AM.
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May 4th, 2013, 11:50 AM #22
Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
The sheriff would be able to get the specifics of a case. He would know what the actual charges and the disposition are. If he sees something he should dig deeper.
My point is that if an offense is prohibiting the sheriff will know. Someone writing something like that on the docket sheet dosen't make it so. If it was a condition of a plea bargin or something like that I would understand.Some people just plain suck.
If you're gonna be dumb ya gotta be tough.
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May 4th, 2013, 02:17 PM #23
Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
Good you took the extra steps to get your CHP in VA.
Your OP was confusing, or you were confused, because what ever happened in '97 was not a prohibiting factor for an LTCF in PA, but was for a CHP in VA. The fact you showed the judge that the PA sheriff didn't take this as a prohibitor, persuaded the judge to disallow this one prohibitor for a CHP from VA.
There was no need to even mention that your neighbor was gay, and doubt you have a justification for the descriptor, while still making some convoluted point.
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May 4th, 2013, 05:42 PM #24Active Member
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Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
I took another look at my post, and I can admit that in my brevity to spare people some painful to read details and keep it short, there are some people that may not easily pick up on the idea that his crime was Gay in nature, and was most threatening of violence, and most lewd and lascivious. While I surely do not expect the OP to share details regarding his Harassment by Communication case, I could easily see that there could be something about a case of that nature that would make a sheriff deny the LTCF. I'm going to allow that, in the OP's case, the sheriff did his research and did not feel a need to deny.
But I guess you didn't want to ask about my post first before reaching a wrong conclusion.
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May 4th, 2013, 08:37 PM #25
Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
Nope, the conclusion I understood from that post is your neighbor, being charged with harassment, received ARD which you thought was sad, WAS GAY, and your attorney was gay friendly. The M3 charge your GAY neighbor received is not prohibiting in PA. The M3 charge, in PA, against the OP was a prohibitor in VA. The OP was never prohibited in PA for an LTCF (outside of Phillie), so likewise, your GAY neighbor should not be prohibited in PA, as well, but in VA, the GAY neighbor would be prohibited. Sorry, your conclusion was wrong.
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May 5th, 2013, 12:28 AM #26Active Member
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May 5th, 2013, 07:35 AM #27
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May 5th, 2013, 09:48 AM #28
Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
Congrats to the op for hanging in there and getting things straightened out.
Keep a copy of the Judges decision in case it comes up on renewal.
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May 6th, 2013, 12:02 AM #29
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May 6th, 2013, 04:38 PM #30Super Member
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Re: disqualification for firearms from the state of Pennsylvania
Is "heterosexual" harassment any less harassing than "Gay" harassment? I don't get it. I would imagine that, in general, a woman would feel more threatened than a man
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