Another Failed Restraining Order
We often here anti-gun activists argue that should depend on the police to keep us safe. They also say if we have a specific security concern we should get a restraining order.
So how, then, do they respond to incidents like this? A woman was murdered by her estranged husband despite the fact that she had a restraining order. He later killed himself, of course.
The antis need to explain why they believe that someone willing to murder another person and commit suicide would be deterred by a piece of paper? Isn’t a law against murder, in essence, a restraining order issued by the legislative branch rather than the judiciary?