(November 4, 2016 at 1:56 pm)Rhythm Wrote: Federal and (MI)state law proscribe precisely that, if convicted. Further, he should be permanently barred from purchasing or possessing a handgun by the very laws that not only are on the books, but that he made an individual commitment to, in writing, on record, in seeking his concealed carry permit.
Wanna lay odds on follow through? Old white guy right? 50/50 too generous, you think?
If convicted, he instantly becomes a "prohibited person" and regardless of any action taken or not by the criminal justice system, if he continues to be in possession of so much as a single-shot .22, he's subject to felony arrest.
We both know that arrest is unlikely to happen, should he not dispose of his firearms upon conviction.
Dollars to donuts says the judge orders him to comply but nothing further will come of it.
