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North Carolina: House Judiciary III Committee to Hear Bill That Violates Due Process This Week

Monday, April 27, 2015

North Carolina: House Judiciary III Committee to Hear Bill That Violates Due Process This Week

The House Judiciary III Committee is scheduled to meet on Wednesday, April 29, at 12:30pm, and the calendar includes an anti-gun bill that needs to be defeated.  House Bill 801, if enacted, would go beyond current law in requiring anyone with a Civil No-Contact Order filed against them to surrender their firearms for the duration of the order, and prohibit them from even touching any firearms or ammunition. Civil No-Contact Orders may be filed by virtually anyone, not only those in a domestic relationship.

These orders are NOT the same as Domestic Violence Protection Orders, which include due process before one may lose the constitutionally protected right to possess firearms.  Civil No-Contact Orders can be issued ex parte, which means the person the order is filed against may not be present in order to challenge the order’s validity.

Virtually anyone can file to have a Civil No-Contact Order entered against virtually anyone else.  This goes far beyond the limited relationships defined in federal law that result in a firearm prohibition when a Domestic Violence Protection Order is issued.  Under federal law, only protective orders between "intimate partners" would lead to losing the right to possess firearms.  And, again, such orders MUST include due process, and cannot be issued ex parte, so that the person against whom the order is filed will be able to challenge it before it is put in place.

Please contact members of the House Judiciary III Committee TODAY, and urge them to oppose HB 801 as an unconstitutional and unnecessary attack on our Right to Keep and Bear Arms!

House Judiciary III Committee:

Representative Ted Davis Jr. (R-19), Chair
(919) 733-5786
[email protected]  

Representative Sarah Stevens (R-90), Chair
(919) 715-1883
[email protected]  

Representative Nathan Baskerville (D-32), Vice-Chair
(919) 733-5824
[email protected]  

Representative Duane Hall (D-11), Vice-Chair
(919) 733-5755
[email protected]  

Representative Pricey Harrison (D-57), Vice-Chair
(919) 733-5771
[email protected]  

Representative Rena W. Turner (R-84), Vice-Chair
(919) 733-5661
[email protected]  

Representative John R. Bell IV (R-10)
(919) 715-3017
[email protected]  

Representative Rayne Brown (R-81)
(919) 715-0873
[email protected]  

Representative George G. Cleveland (R-14)
(919) 715-6707
[email protected]  

Representative Jean Farmer-Butterfield (D-24)
(919) 733-5898
[email protected]  

Representative Kelly E. Hastings (R-110)
(919) 715-2002
[email protected]  

Representative D. Craig Horn (R-68)
(919) 733-2406
[email protected]  

Representative Verla Insko (D-56)
(919) 733-7208
[email protected]  

Representative Michael Speciale (R-3)
(919) 733-5853
[email protected]  

Representative Lee Zachary (R-73)
(919) 715-8361
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