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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1072718" data-attributes="member: 17969">What needs to happen, is for the courts to get involved with gun ownership.&nbsp; By that, i mean, when there is a filing for divorce and there is no agreement, then the court should ask both parties if there are registered guns in the home, if so, those guns should be surrendered to the court until the divorce is final, all documents signed, all property settled and both parties or the gun party has been evaluated by a psycologist.If a family has a troubled teen at home who has been involved with the law, then the courts should ask if there are any registered guns in the home, if so, those guns would have to be surrendered to the courts until the conclusion of the childs legal woes and both parents and child would have to be subjected to mental evaluations before the guns are returned to the home.If a person gets convicted for drunk driving with injuries, then the courts should ask if there are any registered guns at home, and those too should be surrendered and forfeited.If a person gets convicted for drug crimes, no matter how small, then the courts should ask if there are any guns registered and those too should be surrendered and forfeited.If a person is forced into rehabilitation for ANY reason, any and all guns should be forfeited and future gun owner rights stripped.If a person is on ANY kind of anti anxiety pills, then the doctor should fill out a report and that report sent to the firearm registry where the agency should recover ANY guns this kind of person should have.If any person &quot;houses&quot; a convicted or formally convicted felon and there are guns in the home, those guns should be forfeited to the firearm registry.These will take millions of guns out of the hands of people who will commit serious crimes in the future.We can start there.peaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1072718, member: 17969"] What needs to happen, is for the courts to get involved with gun ownership. By that, i mean, when there is a filing for divorce and there is no agreement, then the court should ask both parties if there are registered guns in the home, if so, those guns should be surrendered to the court until the divorce is final, all documents signed, all property settled and both parties or the gun party has been evaluated by a psycologist. If a family has a troubled teen at home who has been involved with the law, then the courts should ask if there are any registered guns in the home, if so, those guns would have to be surrendered to the courts until the conclusion of the childs legal woes and both parents and child would have to be subjected to mental evaluations before the guns are returned to the home. If a person gets convicted for drunk driving with injuries, then the courts should ask if there are any registered guns at home, and those too should be surrendered and forfeited. If a person gets convicted for drug crimes, no matter how small, then the courts should ask if there are any guns registered and those too should be surrendered and forfeited. If a person is forced into rehabilitation for ANY reason, any and all guns should be forfeited and future gun owner rights stripped. If a person is on ANY kind of anti anxiety pills, then the doctor should fill out a report and that report sent to the firearm registry where the agency should recover ANY guns this kind of person should have. If any person "houses" a convicted or formally convicted felon and there are guns in the home, those guns should be forfeited to the firearm registry. These will take millions of guns out of the hands of people who will commit serious crimes in the future. We can start there. peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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