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If you are a targeted California resident and received a confiscation order similar to those shown below, NRA HAS FILED AND IS FUNDING a class-action lawsuit on your behalf. Click here for details. |
Update -- December 14, 1999 -- Update
NRA FILES SUIT TO PROTECT GUN-OWNERS |
Update -- November 11, 1999 -- Update From: Chuck Michel, Chief NRA Lawyer for California We are preparing a lawsuit against the Cal. DOJ on behalf of a class of people who recently had their "assault weapon" registrations invalidated by Cal. DOJ and who now face potential felony prosecution. A subset of this class is people who were actually charged with a felony, then, pursuant to the statute, registered their firearm, had the felony charge reduced to an infraction, and got their gun back. These people also got a letter from DOJ saying their registration was invalid and instructing them to turn in their firearm to law enforcement or face prosecution (again). We need people from that subclass to support an argument to challenge the registration revocation. If you know of someone like this, please refer them to this office. We will handle their case pro bono.
Chuck Michel |
Update -- August 20, 1999 -- Update |
Thanks to radio personality/author Geoff Metcalf
of KSFO 560 AM San Francisco
for mirroring the below information and spreading the word!
![]() Gov. Gray Davis |
June 30, 1999 - NRAWinningTeam.com has just aquired California Department of Justice documents issued by the Attorney General's Office (Democrat Bill Lockyer) ordering the confiscation of "Assault Weapons" as defined by the RobertiRoos Act that were legally registered under the previous administration. | ![]() AG Bill Lockyer |
| Who says registration doesn't lead to confiscation? |
Click to view each California Department of Justice document page...
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