Second Wrongful Denial Case Filed Against Probate Judge

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Jan 4, 2019
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John Monroe Law, P.C. has filed a second case within a year against the same probate judge for wrongful denial of weapons carry licenses. The judge apparently has the practice of denying applications for applicants that have arrests on their record and no dispositions, if those arrests might be related to crimes that would make the applicant ineligible.

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