redfeather
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What in the world are you on? That has nothing to do with this discussion. That doesn't have anything to do with the police or guns. It was a case about due process of law. In this country, we often allow the guilty to keep rights when we can't prove their crimes. We often allow parents to keep children when it goes against our common sense because we can't prove abuse and in the hope that the person will straighten up. This case involved suscpicions of abuse, but nothing was proved till too late.