Pistol Refusal by High Court Judge ?

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 20:17

Piece on 9 o'clock news. Pistol licence refused by high court judge in Donegal.

Yet more views of Dunblane by RTE

1st refusal by high court judge ? Has the tide turned ?

Judge reckons Supers have to stop build up of firearms in communities ?

thehair · 04-07-2008, 20:20

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Originally Posted by bunny shooter

Piece on 9 o'clock news. Pistol licence refused by high court judge in Donegal.

Yet more views of Dunblane by RTE

1st refusal by high court judge ? Has the tide turned ?

Judge reckons Supers have to stop build up of firearms in communities ?

yes just seen it now roll on 31-7-2008 to be told you can have this BUT not that

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 20:25

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yes just seen it now roll on 31-7-2008 to be told you can have this BUT not that

Oh yes, I feel the truth is out there, and will be unveiled soon

**Sparks** · 04-07-2008, 20:27

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Originally Posted by bunny shooter

Piece on 9 o'clock news. Pistol licence refused by high court judge in Donegal.
Yet more views of Dunblane by RTE

Well, you know where the BCC is and you know how to fill in a form, right?

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1st refusal by high court judge ? Has the tide turned ?

It's not the first time that a court case to get a firearms licence hasn't gone in favour of the shooter, but it's rare enough.

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Judge reckons Supers have to stop build up of firearms in communities ?

I'll wait to see the transcripts I think. The devil's in the details with these things.

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 20:35

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Originally Posted by Sparks

Well, you know where the BCC is and you know how to fill in a form, right?

It's not the first time that a court case to get a firearms licence hasn't gone in favour of the shooter, but it's rare enough.
I'll wait to see the transcripts I think. The devil's in the details with these things.

BCC, I'm doing it very shortly, enough is enough

Re refusal, first time it was on 9 o'clock news with a damning report on the alarming number of licences issued and picture footage of Dunblane. Spoon feeding the masses by a biased media

Re transscripts, I heard the report. did you ? Now please don't insult my comprehension abilities

kowloon · 04-07-2008, 20:35

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Originally Posted by Sparks

Well, you know where the BCC is and you know how to fill in a form, right?

I filled out the form for the primetime scaremonger special and never heard a word back.

thehair · 04-07-2008, 20:36

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Originally Posted by Sparks

Well, you know where the BCC is and you know how to fill in a form, right? fair ok

It's not the first time that a court case to get a firearms licence hasn't gone in favour of the shooter, but it's rare enough. what about court
case it is the person not the firearm that is linced

I'll wait to see the transcripts I think. The devil's in the details with these things.

+1

thehair · 04-07-2008, 20:44

bent over here it comes this is no joke what was the F-C-P about

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 20:45

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bent over here it comes this is no joke what was the F-C-P about

Everything in la la land is fine

thehair · 04-07-2008, 20:47

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Originally Posted by bunny shooter

Everything in la la land is fine

ia ia land is right BLA BLA LAND i think

cavan shooter · 04-07-2008, 20:52

We don't know the ins and outs of the case, there appeared to be emphasis on the issue of demonstrating good reason to own a "high power pistol", and from my hearing of it the Judge backed the Superintendent, with regards to refusing to grant a licence for a "high power pistol" and added in his bit about the proliferation of legally held hand guns in the community since 2004.

Now as I see it this guy has two choices

1, Accept the ruling
2, Appeal to a higher court (if possible)

Judges have opinions too and some of these cases are going to be lost. The devil is in the detail

thehair · 04-07-2008, 20:57

man shot in dublin =10sec rte news at 9 that is great

9mm in donegal=2mins rte news at 9 this is better and more air time

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 21:00

Granted there may be stuff not mentioned, but that's it, there was no reason stated, except that the judge backed the super and that in the judges opinion there are too many pistols and firearms in the community. It seemed to me that the person was refusesd on public safety grounds. No mention of good reason, security, character etc.

Then RTE show footage of Dunblane. Maybe the Prime Time show was a hijacking of Mr. Cloonan after all. If it was I now apologise to him.

Spoon feeding the masses by the national broadcaster, that there are loads of pistols in their communities and that people, and subliminly, children, by the reference to Dunblane, are in grave danger.

Now whose orders are RTE following ?

Traumadoc · 04-07-2008, 21:03

I thought that the refusal was not upheld?

bunny shooter · 04-07-2008, 21:05

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I thought that the refusal was not upheld?

One of us is wrong

If it's me I'll have some humble pie to eat

04-07-2008, 20:17	#1
bunny shooter Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 3,257 Adverts \| Friends	Pistol Refusal by High Court Judge ? Piece on 9 o'clock news. Pistol licence refused by high court judge in Donegal. Yet more views of Dunblane by RTE 1st refusal by high court judge ? Has the tide turned ? Judge reckons Supers have to stop build up of firearms in communities ? __________________ As if I would ?

04-07-2008, 21:00	#13
bunny shooter Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 3,257 Adverts \| Friends	Granted there may be stuff not mentioned, but that's it, there was no reason stated, except that the judge backed the super and that in the judges opinion there are too many pistols and firearms in the community. It seemed to me that the person was refusesd on public safety grounds. No mention of good reason, security, character etc. Then RTE show footage of Dunblane. Maybe the Prime Time show was a hijacking of Mr. Cloonan after all. If it was I now apologise to him. Spoon feeding the masses by the national broadcaster, that there are loads of pistols in their communities and that people, and subliminly, children, by the reference to Dunblane, are in grave danger. Now whose orders are RTE following ? __________________ As if I would ?

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04-07-2008, 20:44	#8
thehair Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: mayo Posts: 616 Adverts \| Friends	bent over here it comes this is no joke what was the F-C-P about

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cavan shooter Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Cavan Posts: 1,025 Adverts \| Friends	We don't know the ins and outs of the case, there appeared to be emphasis on the issue of demonstrating good reason to own a "high power pistol", and from my hearing of it the Judge backed the Superintendent, with regards to refusing to grant a licence for a "high power pistol" and added in his bit about the proliferation of legally held hand guns in the community since 2004. Now as I see it this guy has two choices 1, Accept the ruling 2, Appeal to a higher court (if possible) Judges have opinions too and some of these cases are going to be lost. The devil is in the detail

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thehair Registered User Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: mayo Posts: 616 Adverts \| Friends	man shot in dublin =10sec rte news at 9 that is great 9mm in donegal=2mins rte news at 9 this is better and more air time

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Traumadoc Registered User Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 1,428 Adverts \| Friends	I thought that the refusal was not upheld?