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Re: Man Killed by Police following Red Flag law
[Re: jawbone]
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11/08/18 05:37 PM
11/08/18 05:37 PM
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Your mom’s house
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If anyone is interested, while Alabama law does not direct LE officers to confiscate firearms from someone who has had a valid Order of Protection issued against them, it does make it illegal for that person to possess a firearm. But, only after he has had a chance to defend himself in court. An ex parte PFA doesn’t disqualify was like you from possessing a gun. Also, a DA isn’t involved in PFAs in Alabama unless there is a pending criminal charge. Otherwise, it is a civil issue. Either way, a PFA is issued by a judge.
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