Bartholomew Roberts
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https://thefederalist.com/2019/05/0...s-say-theyd-report-client-legally-owning-gun/
In the above article, many Mississippi attorneys express the opinion that just legally owning a firearm, having a carry permit, and being angry with your employer is substantial reason to not just fire a client; but report him to the police as potentially dangerous. This was the scenario they were offered:
If this is how supposed legal professionals in Mississippi feel, what are we going to see from judges?
In the above article, many Mississippi attorneys express the opinion that just legally owning a firearm, having a carry permit, and being angry with your employer is substantial reason to not just fire a client; but report him to the police as potentially dangerous. This was the scenario they were offered:
A man has been fired from his job. He is upset. He hires you as his attorney. You are of the opinion he has an excellent case and file a complaint on his behalf. You later discover he possesses a permit to carry a firearm. He also has a so-called enhanced carry license. While his case is wending through the courts, your client goes to a public area outside his former workplace. He displays signs that say he has been wrongfully fired. The man has no history of criminal activity, violence, or threatening anyone.
If this is how supposed legal professionals in Mississippi feel, what are we going to see from judges?