· 4/8/2024
Vonder Meulen v. Department of Revenue, Child Support Program
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that “[t]he terms ‘hearing’ and ‘opportunity to participate’ are not arcane legal terms that the general public does not understand”
- stating that “[the defendant’s] lack of knowledge of the existence of [§ 922(g)(8)] is therefore immaterial and his due process rights were not violated in this case”
- noting that the emergency protective order set a date for a second hearing
- noting that the emergency protective order set a date for a second hearing
- distinguishing Lopez because, unlike the former Section 922(q), Section 922(g) contains a jurisdictional element which establishes the requisite nexus with interstate commerce
- distinguishing Lopez because, unlike the former Section 922(q), Section 922(g) contains a jurisdictional element which establishes the requisite nexus with interstate commerce
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