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Case on SCOTUS docket: 2A and 6A
Posted by David Hardy · 5 August 2020 12:07 PM
Zoie H. v. Nebraska poses the question of whether Second Amemdment rights can be lost/suspended due to a conviction for which there is no right to a jury trial. In this case, it was a juvenile conviction, but I can also see it arising in the context of misdemeanor domestic violence convictions.
In Oregon, at least when I was there, juvenile court did not charge with crimes, but to the effect that the child was charged with an act hat would have been such and such a crime had the child been an adult. At age 18, the "offender" could no longer be held, if the the charge had been a homicide-related charge.