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Friday, October 29, 2021

That's nice, but what about non-emergencies?

The Ohio Senate has solidified gun rights, limited government power in an emergency and clarified knives are included in the right to bear arms. 

Senate Bill 185, which passed 23-7, stops the state or local governments from confiscating any lawfully owned gun during a declared emergency. Sen. Tim Schaffer, R-Lancaster, said it protects Ohioans’ right to protect themselves and does not add any new gun rights.

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Yes, I'm aware it was written to prevent Katrina-style confiscations, but what about red flag laws? According to the USCC site, they don't have a red flag law yet. Will this measure prevent them from passing one?
And what happens when Brandon's ATF Boys decide that AR pistols are illegal?

2 comments:

  1. That interpretation prevents the ordering of "emergency" actions but leaves existing legislation in effect. That means if there waa a "Red Flag" law they can use it against gun owners in any situation. "Red Flag" confiscation laws are always a threat to lawful gun owners. Remember, also, if "martial law" or any such similar is declared, "open carry" in public might get you on the target list. Just sayin'. Consult a local lawyer or LEO about "acceptable" tactics.

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  2. Never will i ever ask a cop if something is legal.

    The prevailing attitude is to arrest and let the lawyers and judges sort it out.

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