Videos tagged with Pardons

This video details the ongoing legal battle of Mark and Patricia McCloskey, who are seeking the return of their firearms five years after an incident where they emerged armed during a protest. Despite receiving a pardon for misdemeanor charges of unlawful use of a weapon, their firearms remain forfeited due to the initial guilty plea. The case highlights complex legal interpretations of pardons versus expungements and their impact on property rights, with ongoing court proceedings determining the final outcome.

This video emphasizes the importance of community vigilance in protecting Second Amendment rights. It advises individuals to 'observe and report' any legal proceedings or actions that appear inconsistent with gun rights, drawing parallels to the movie Paul Blart: Mall Cop. The speaker highlights how localized court cases can sometimes evade the attention of higher-ups in organizations like the NRA and the Trump administration's Department of Justice, necessitating grassroots reporting to ensure awareness and potential policy adjustments. The content also touches on the potential for pardons or clemency for individuals convicted of 'mal prohibitum' or victimless gun-related crimes.

This video discusses the "Judges Act," a bipartisan bill aimed at increasing the size of the federal judiciary to alleviate court congestion. The bill, which passed the Senate with broad support, faced significant opposition in the House and was ultimately vetoed by President Biden. The speaker criticizes this veto as partisan politics, arguing it prevents the appointment of new judges and exacerbates issues within the judicial system, including delays in processing cases and recent controversial clemency decisions.

This video discusses Kansas Governor requesting President Trump for Second Amendment pardons. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the topic revolves around gun rights and pardons related to them. The description includes standard disclaimers about safe firearm handling, educational purposes, and not selling firearms or accessories, typical for a firearms-focused channel.