Reply #77: Such as swearing out a warrant for arrest or search.. [View All]

A warrant for arrest is the due process required to restrain you (an infringement to your liberty of travel and association). A warrant for search is the due process required before the cops get to rifle through your things (an infringement of your right to be secure in your person and effects).

A competency hearing is the due process required before the state can appoint a guardian for you and your estate (infringing any number of rights.)

A foreclosure hearing is the due process required before the state revokes ownership of your house.

An eviction hearing is the due process required before a landlord can proceed to kick you out of your apartment.

A reposession hearing is the due process required before a lender can take ownership of your car.

A conviction of a felony is one due process required before the government can deny you ownership or purchase of firearms.

An involuntary commitment (a judicial hearing) is another due process required before the government can deny you ownership or purchase of firearms.



Now.. what's the due process involved with removing a person's ability to deny purchase of firearms based on the inclusion on a secret watch list?

Nada. Zip. Zero.