Florida has started Confication..Good!

[grayfox]

From what I know, none have had any rights taken away. My point is, "when rights are taken away without due process" then abuse or preferential treatment can occur based on political sympathy, belief, or popularity, rather than set standards for due process.

Actually, to have arms taken away without the person's ability to appear in court beforehand is IMO a taking without due process. Now, the parallel would be you can be held under suspicion without being charged but only for 48 hrs, this is where habeas corpus comes in. So analogously, to take away a 2A right for longer than 48 hrs would seem to be the same style of wrong. The person should have the ability to contest it in court within the 48 hrs. The burden then is on the state to prove there is a chargeable offense. If no lawful cause exists then the arm should be returned.

I don't view being placed on a no-fly list as the same degree, again IMO, because travel upon a privately-held common carrier is not a constitutional right. (Doesn't excuse the sometimes wrongful denial based upon faulty info.)

So, it might be allowable if the confiscation is for a max of 48 hrs and lodging of a legitimate charge against the individual.
I would have to say I am a bit troubled by the law as it is being written/enforced...

Not a lawyer... and not an expert...