Videos tagged with Mental Health Checks

This video details a legal victory by Gun Owners of America and Grassroots North Carolina against Mecklenburg County Sheriff Jerry McFadden. The lawsuit successfully challenged Sheriff McFadden's practices of delaying Concealed Carry Permit applications through excessive fingerprinting wait times and mandatory, broad mental health checks via the VA. The court ruled that mental health checks should only be conducted when indicated by the application and that permits must be issued within the statutory 45-day period, even if external record checks are delayed.

This live stream features Kate Fantinel (Lady Liberty) and Ozzie Reviews discussing the evolving firearms legislation and political landscape in Western Australia and Australia more broadly. They detail concerns about new licensing requirements, including extensive medical and mental health questionnaires, and the potential for these to be used to restrict firearm ownership. The conversation highlights the importance of community involvement, political advocacy, and cultural change in defending firearm rights.

HR 127 is presented as a severe gun control bill that aims to diminish Second Amendment rights by imposing extensive requirements on firearm ownership. The bill mandates licensing, background checks, insurance, and mental health evaluations, alongside significant training hours. It also targets specific firearm configurations and large-capacity magazines, potentially criminalizing common firearm ownership. The speaker emphasizes the financial and time burdens these requirements would place on individuals, particularly those in lower income brackets or high-crime areas, and urges public opposition.