Sentence examples for persons adjudicated from inspiring English sources

So when Wayne-o states that the NRA has "fought for 20 years" to put the records of persons adjudicated to be mentally incompetent into the NICS system, what he should have said is that America's oldest civil-rights organization has fought to keep the FBI-NICS system as far away from being an effective tool for reducing gun violence as it can.

A third person adjudicated if there was disagreement.

It would also require states that accept funding under the bill to establish "relief from disability" programs to allow persons previously adjudicated mentally ill or committed to a mental institution to get their gun privileges restored.

The canvassers cite a state constitutional provision that a person "lawfully adjudicated to be non compos mentis" cannot vote.

Wales was "reported to be considering vetting all persons who adjudicate on factual disputes".

It seemed obvious to me that journalism, as an imperfect medium, will always include mistakes – and that the very last person to adjudicate on whether or not an error had been made was the person responsible for the error in the first place.

It is a fundamental principle of inquisitorial fairness that no person should adjudicate if there is a real likelihood of bias.

How does a gun dealer know that a person has been adjudicated "mentally defective"?

"There are no federal restrictions on the purchase of firearms for the mentally ill unless the person has been adjudicated by a court as being dangerously mentally ill," he said.

There's also a federal law about giving a gun to anyone who has a mental illness, which dictates that it is illegal for anyone to give a firearm to any person who "has been adjudicated as a mental defective or has been committed to any mental institution".

Secondly, it should be illegal upon a stiff penalty -- whether you are a national sporting goods chain, mom and pop gun shop or doing a friends and family transaction -- to sell a gun to any person who has been adjudicated as mentally ill or is undergoing active psychiatric treatment.