Dave_pro2a
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http://www.kplu.org/post/seattle-make-gun-offenders-register-sex-offenders
Liberal wackadoodles have themselves worked up into a frenzy.
Liberal wackadoodles have themselves worked up into a frenzy.
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"Just like a sex offender"
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Dave Workman
Regular Member
Ah, yes...the clowns with whom I have to frequently deal. But they DO make for some good reading, don't they? I call them "job security" for any number of reasons.
:banghead: 
amlevin
Regular Member
Don't Parole Officers already do this, are at least, supposed to? Aren't these people already "registered" by virtue of their conviction?
Once off parole and other conditions satisfied, unlike Sex Offenders, these people can have their gun rights restored.
This sounds like something a Police Union might come up with in order to justify more officers.
Once off parole and other conditions satisfied, unlike Sex Offenders, these people can have their gun rights restored.
This sounds like something a Police Union might come up with in order to justify more officers.
papa bear
Regular Member
stupid idea, period
hermannr
Regular Member
How about registering cop offenders like Thompson and Birk.
Oh yes, did you know Thompson was CONVICTED over a year ago and still has not spent one day in prison?
Oh yes, did you know Thompson was CONVICTED over a year ago and still has not spent one day in prison?
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amzbrady
Regular Member
Not all sex offenders are still in the same place they registered and have been lost track of. If they cant keep track of sex offenders how are they going to be able to keep track of gun offenders on top of that?
Difdi
Regular Member
Oh my lord.
If they could come up with a sex offender registry that made sense, then they might have a case for other types of registries. But as long as someone can end up on a sex offender registry for being the VICTIM of a peeping tom, I don't have a lot of faith in the registry.
If they could come up with a sex offender registry that made sense, then they might have a case for other types of registries. But as long as someone can end up on a sex offender registry for being the VICTIM of a peeping tom, I don't have a lot of faith in the registry.
Lammo
Regular Member
Sorry, but Thompson was convicted in November of 2011. it won't be a year until November of 2012. His sentencing has been delayed several times due to a number of issues, not the least of which being that it appears the prosecutors (in this case the Feds) withheld information from the defense. Can anyone say Ted Stevens? Link: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2012/mar/20/karl-thompson-seeks-new-trial-in-otto-zehm-case/
Full disclosure: The expert witness in the story linked above is a friend of mine from college. Additionally, several years ago I had Officer Thompson as the arresting officer in one of my trials.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
If my first post in this thread is inappropriate than this whole thread title is inappropriate. I was pointing out the ridiculousness of the registry . My apologies if it was offensive to anyone.
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