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Thread: 26u.s.c.6103 and requirement to show local law enforcement confidential NFA documents

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    26u.s.c.6103 and requirement to show local law enforcement confidential NFA documents

    I didn't think it was a requirement the local cops and the DA thought it was. The judge agreed with me when dismissing the criminal charge. YMMV in states other than Tennessee.

    Order from a Tennessee criminal court judge on 8-26-14

    http://www.kwikrnu.com/documents/sil...%208-26-14.pdf

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    You aren't making any friends in the firearms community with your stunts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwikrnu View Post
    I didn't think it was a requirement the local cops and the DA thought it was. The judge agreed with me when dismissing the criminal charge. YMMV in states other than Tennessee.

    Order from a Tennessee criminal court judge on 8-26-14

    http://www.kwikrnu.com/documents/sil...%208-26-14.pdf
    Last edited by retarmyaviator; 08-30-2014 at 04:29 AM.

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    As many have said, sometimes it is necessary to illustrate the practical aspects of doing something legally versus prudently.

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    Quote Originally Posted by retarmyaviator View Post
    You aren't making any friends in the firearms community with your stunts.

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    I exercise a fundamental right and my information is posted to your blog?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ExecDirector View Post
    As many have said, sometimes it is necessary to illustrate the practical aspects of doing something legally versus prudently.
    So, I could have identified myself to the cops and shown them confidential paperwork the rest of my life, or I could put my foot down and stand up for my rights...Guess what type of person I am.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kwikrnu View Post
    So, I could have identified myself to the cops and shown them confidential paperwork the rest of my life, or I could put my foot down and stand up for my rights...Guess what type of person I am.
    I understand that Form 1s, 4s and even 5s are confidential as they are legally tax returns, but is that protection extended to the non-taxable forms like the manufacturer and dealer to dealer forms as they are not tax documents but rather supportive material of a federal license? I also find you catch more flies with honey than vinegar.

    Instead of taking the opportunity to inform a LEO about Form 3s, you chose to fight it in court and waste time and money. In the end, the LEO probably learned nothing and your wallet is a little lighter. I guess the only good thing to come out of this is that you have a cool mugshot to put on a T-shirt.
    Last edited by jason8844; 09-04-2014 at 01:07 AM.

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    Jason8844... The dealer to dealer Form 3 is still a confidential tax form. The Form 3 is used for non-taxable transfers between Special Occupational Taxpayers. It's still a tax matter even though tax has not been paid.

    In everything we do we must balance the value of opposing forces, principles and actions. Each individual is responsible for evaluating the expediency, rightness and value of their own actions in order to determine the worth of dynamic.

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