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: Of Arms and the Law

Glad to know the DC gun ban has made things safer

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DC will seal off high-crime areas, set up vehicle checkpoints. Drivers who fail to show ID will be arrested for failure to obey an officer. (?)

Reading carefully -- actually, they're going to set up a checkpoint only on one street in the area. Pedestrians will not be stopped (and in DC, you get around on foot or via Metro whenever you can -- traffic goes slowly and usually there's no parking). So it must come under the "This will show we are doing something" exception to the 4th Amendment. (DC figures the 2nd Amendment is subject to that exception, hardly astonishing they think the 4th has it, too).

Interesting that the proposal is opposed both by the FOP and by the ACLU.

Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on June 05, 2008 (boomark / email).

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