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And even that isn't true in the case of a convicted felon. Amendment XIII (1865): Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their...

And why did you pick two organizations with the Federal or National in their name?

The difference is subtle but it is there. fed·er·al /ˈfed(ə)rəl/ adjective having or relating to a system of government in which several states form a unity but remain independent in internal affairs. relating to or denoting the central government as distinguished from the separate units...

Then the N in National should be lowercase. And in all my years of dealing with guns and the ATF, I've never heard it called national BATF&E. I've heard federal BATF&E many times.

What the hell is that? One would think a website about alcohol would know the actual name of the organization charged with policing their past time.

That depends on how you define "led to". SALT I lead to the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty. SALT II led nowhere because the agreement was never ratified. There is a link in that wiki that doesn't work anymore. But I highlighted the important part. Peters,Gerhard; Woolley, John T. "Jimmy...

I thought SALT was Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty.

About the only time that the lack of a fence would come into play is if the injured party were injured by the water in the pool, aka drowning. The injury described in the OP could have happened anywhere.

That's unusual.

You write six paragraphs about it and you think gender is what is going to give it away?

Happens all the time.

No missing post number.

Is there some reason this thread was resurrected from July?

Any ideas on that?

They should always be the first group thought of when one is talking about concern for those that don't deserve such concern.

Did you notice that the first answer given on that page was wrong?

Obviously, there is no such federal law on the books because it is still legal and happens in many states. But the prison system seems to have decided that hard labor isn't effective. Considering how the civil rights crowd complains about even the paid labor prisoners do it doesn't surprise me...

I can't find anything mentioning airguns in the Toledo code. So I'm going to ask again what law were you referring to in your first post?

Ohio cities have a mish-mash of laws dealing with airguns. So it might help if you let us know what city and what specific law you are talking about. Otherwise, you might want to check this page. Ohio Airgun Laws and Hunting Regulations | AirgunLaws.com