Post by Josephus I on Mar 15, 2009 17:59:59 GMT
National Self Defence and Firearms Act 2009
1. All citizens of the Fatherland have the right to defend themselves in an attack with reasonable force according to the situation.
a. In light of a Physical unarmed attack by an aggressor, reasonable force would consist of either a bludgeoning weapon or an unarmed defence.
b. In light of a Physical armed attack by an aggressor, reasonable force would include any form of defence in accordance to other related laws.
c. If the aggressor is killed due to the defence then charges would be waivered from the citizen as long as the situation was life threatening and they were in accordance to sections 1a and 1b.
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2. All citizens of the Fatherland have the right to the ownership of firearms in accordance to the sections of this act.
a. Classifications of weaponry includes: Small Calibre Rifles [.22] and Pistols [.22-.45] – C1, Bolt Action Rifles and Shotguns - C2, Military Small Arms – C3, Other Military Equipment – C4.
b. C1 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘Classification 1 Firearms Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 16 whilst those below the age of 20 must have attended their School’s Defence Cadet Squadron.
c. C2 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘Hunting and Shooting Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 18 and the holder must have a valid area in which to hunt.
d. C3 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘People’s Militia Firearms Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 18 and the holder must have a valid People’s Militia Membership.
e. C4 classed weaponry is restricted to the Governmental Organisations except in special circumstances.
f. Licences can be requested for at any Police station or official People’s Militia Centre.
g. Any breaking of this law can result in up to 10 years of prison or in the case of a firearm related murder with an illegal firearm then a sentence of public hanging unless the court decides otherwise.
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1. All citizens of the Fatherland have the right to defend themselves in an attack with reasonable force according to the situation.
a. In light of a Physical unarmed attack by an aggressor, reasonable force would consist of either a bludgeoning weapon or an unarmed defence.
b. In light of a Physical armed attack by an aggressor, reasonable force would include any form of defence in accordance to other related laws.
c. If the aggressor is killed due to the defence then charges would be waivered from the citizen as long as the situation was life threatening and they were in accordance to sections 1a and 1b.
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2. All citizens of the Fatherland have the right to the ownership of firearms in accordance to the sections of this act.
a. Classifications of weaponry includes: Small Calibre Rifles [.22] and Pistols [.22-.45] – C1, Bolt Action Rifles and Shotguns - C2, Military Small Arms – C3, Other Military Equipment – C4.
b. C1 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘Classification 1 Firearms Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 16 whilst those below the age of 20 must have attended their School’s Defence Cadet Squadron.
c. C2 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘Hunting and Shooting Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 18 and the holder must have a valid area in which to hunt.
d. C3 classed weaponry can be acquired under a ‘People’s Militia Firearms Licence’ which requires the holder to be above the age of 18 and the holder must have a valid People’s Militia Membership.
e. C4 classed weaponry is restricted to the Governmental Organisations except in special circumstances.
f. Licences can be requested for at any Police station or official People’s Militia Centre.
g. Any breaking of this law can result in up to 10 years of prison or in the case of a firearm related murder with an illegal firearm then a sentence of public hanging unless the court decides otherwise.
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