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“There is something incongruent about a nonviolent person, who is not a felon but who is convicted of a misdemeanor offense of simple possession of a firearm, being forever barred from exercising his constitutional right to defend himself in his own home in Chicago against felons or violent criminals,” Der-Yeghiayan said.
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I wish he would have left "In the Home" out his remarks, it seems to reference the erroneous "in the home" principle that the lower courts have been promulgating.