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: Of Arms and the LawFed. district court rules for FFL
Story here. The court turned down the usual rationale for license revocation, that a continuing series of errors proves the required "willfulness." I always thought that shaky. To log a firearm out to a customer requires 43 entries, if we count the 4473 and the bound book. If we suppose a human error rate of only a tenth of one percent that would still mean one error per 20 firearms. And that can't be changed by the dealer getting a warning; he still has to use human beings.
Full post as published by Of Arms and the Law on September 18, 2008 (boomark / email).
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