Videos tagged with Restraining Orders
This video discusses the case of Boston Fire Lieutenant Joshua Thompson, who faces over 40 criminal charges, including unconstitutional gun law violations, following a domestic incident and restraining order. The speaker argues that Massachusetts' gun laws are unconstitutional and are being used to make an example of individuals exercising their Second Amendment rights. The case highlights the tension between protective orders and due process, and the intersection of mental health with weapon possession.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that banning gun ownership for individuals under domestic violence restraining orders is constitutional, overturning a previous decision. This ruling, influenced by the Supreme Court's decision in US v. Rahimi, acknowledges that accused domestic abusers pose a threat justifying firearm restrictions. However, the court also noted potential issues with mutual restraining orders that could unfairly penalize victims.











