From what I could find WI law prohobits leaving a loaded gun in reach of a child, but defines child vaguely since some statues draw a line at 14 for active use of a firearm.
Odds are there is a case against him in WI by DA, potentially falling back on the gun owner, but we'll see how his self defense plea holds up.
One additional thing that you will learn when dealing with the laws.
You of course need to know the laws, however you only need to answer charges that are filed against you. If these are the charges that were file against green shirt, then he needs to look into that.
One thing to consider. Green shirt is pro-lawenforcement. He sure did his research.
Finally, I have read the laws and he could have the guns in WI. He could not carry pistols or could not carry sawed-off long rifles.
In reality, it is quite convoluted. For example, you have mentioned background. A felon cannot borrow a gun. However if your business is attacked by a gang, you can give a gun to your employee, if it is a matter of self defense.
The logic being that a felon cannot have a gun in an ordinary situation. However if one needs to defend, then a gun can be given. Think of an extreme scenario: an unarmed person, a fellon, is attacked by two burglars. One of them is with the gun. If a fellon can capture gun from a burglar, he can shoot in defense.
All in all things are convoluted, but there is a certain logic in it.
Finally, Kyle will walk free, if it can be proven that the first commie, the pedo criminal, attacked him. If he can defend that as self defense, all others are clearly a self defense. I predict, he will walk free.
You can legally build your own guns. Its a common enough pastime. Much like brewing alcohol, government doesn't really get in the way of getting parts, except for 2 or 3 states.
He didn't own it. It was a friends- per lawyer
Correct, a local WI friend. Didn't cross state lines.
From what I could find WI law prohobits leaving a loaded gun in reach of a child, but defines child vaguely since some statues draw a line at 14 for active use of a firearm.
Odds are there is a case against him in WI by DA, potentially falling back on the gun owner, but we'll see how his self defense plea holds up.
You can buy a gun at 18, you can own a gun at any age. This is America.
Does a 17 year old have freedom of speech?
He doesn't own it.
One additional thing that you will learn when dealing with the laws.
You of course need to know the laws, however you only need to answer charges that are filed against you. If these are the charges that were file against green shirt, then he needs to look into that.
One thing to consider. Green shirt is pro-lawenforcement. He sure did his research.
Finally, I have read the laws and he could have the guns in WI. He could not carry pistols or could not carry sawed-off long rifles.
Technically yes, state laws and exceptions apply.
In reality, it is quite convoluted. For example, you have mentioned background. A felon cannot borrow a gun. However if your business is attacked by a gang, you can give a gun to your employee, if it is a matter of self defense.
The logic being that a felon cannot have a gun in an ordinary situation. However if one needs to defend, then a gun can be given. Think of an extreme scenario: an unarmed person, a fellon, is attacked by two burglars. One of them is with the gun. If a fellon can capture gun from a burglar, he can shoot in defense.
All in all things are convoluted, but there is a certain logic in it.
Finally, Kyle will walk free, if it can be proven that the first commie, the pedo criminal, attacked him. If he can defend that as self defense, all others are clearly a self defense. I predict, he will walk free.
You can legally build your own guns. Its a common enough pastime. Much like brewing alcohol, government doesn't really get in the way of getting parts, except for 2 or 3 states.
I do know in some states you can use a rifle underage, you just can't buy one. I'm not sure about WI law though.