Sentence examples for firearms case from inspiring English sources

It also emerged Rankin had in Facebook posts referred to his firearms case as "Rankin's box of vengeance" and said he would rather be dirtying his guns than cleaning them.

He was chided by police chiefs when he publicly referred on Facebook to his firearms case as "Rankin's box of vengeance" and said it "would be better if i was dirtying them instead of cleaning them!" For a while, his Facebook avatar was a screen print of a photograph depicting a Serb left hanging from a lamp post by invading Nazi forces in 1943.

Rankin was also chided by police chiefs when he publicly referred on Facebook to his firearms case as "Rankin's box of vengeance" and said: "Would be better if i was dirtying them instead of cleaning them!" At one point, his Facebook avatar was a screen print of a photograph depicting a Serb left hanging from a lamp-post by invading Nazi forces in 1943.

Inside his car and in plain sight lay a firearms case containing  a device with wire coming out of it, according to the affidavit.

The Supreme Court issued important rulings in gun cases in 2008 and 2010 but has not taken up a major firearms case since.

Williams' former probation officer, Kenney Dixon, testified no one from the sheriff's office ever contacted him to determine what type of gun was involved in the federal firearms case.

David E. Balash, a retired State Police official who consults on firearms cases, said the audit's findings could lead to payouts of hundreds of millions of dollars in lawsuits.

In a joint appearance with Attorney General Janet Reno and local law-enforcement officials, Mr. Clinton will also hail new Justice Department figures showing a 25percentt increase from 1998 to 1999 in the number of firearms cases brought by federal prosecutors.

The new study, which analyzed information from the Justice Department from 2000 to 2002, found that illegal possession and use during a crime accounted for 85percentt of the more than 25,000 federal firearms cases in that period.

The constitutional right was subject to "reasonable restrictions" designed to prevent "criminal misuse" and keep guns out of the hands of "unfit persons," the administration told the court in footnotes to the briefs filed by defendants in federal firearms cases who were arguing that their prosecutions infringed their Second Amendment rights.

The Supreme Court, Circuit Courts, and Resident Magistrate's Courts function as Gun Courts whenever they hear firearms cases.