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Standing Committee Hearings Judiciary Part 6 2347 STANDING COMMITTEE HEARINGS JUDICIARY PART 6 2347 – 2800 2016 002347 c Carroll, Rhonda From: itsbobbyd <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 9:08 PM To: JudTestiinony Did you submit your public hearing testimony for MONDAY yet? Why not? · Don't know what to write? Don't know where to email it? Just don't have the time? Maybe this will help you. COPY & PASTE this letter below, fill in your information & email it to [email protected] by !O:OOA.M. On Monday, March 14,2016. MAKE SURE YOUR VOICE IS HEARD. [email protected] 14 March 2016 Dear JudiCiary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN c .TRAFFICKING' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHEI HER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Robert Dingman 4 cherry st Windsor Locks, Ct. 06096 860-997-3167 Sent from my Verizon Wireless 4G LTE smartphone 0 4 002348 c Carroll, Rhonda From: Garnet <[email protected]> Sent Monday, March 14, 2016 9:47 AM To: JudTestimony Subject: HB 5054 HB 5623 HB 5622 SB 429 14 March 2016 Pear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H. B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' H. B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. c Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Garnet Drakiotes · 70 Fitch Meadow Lane South Windsor, CT 06074 860 282 9091 ''The rifle itself has no moral stature, since it has no will Of its own. Naturally, it may be used by evil men for evil purposes, but there are more good men than evil, and while the latter cannot be persuaded to the path of righteousness by propaganda, they can certainly be corrected by good men with rifles." Jeff Cooper, The Art of the Rifle c 1 • 002349 0 Carroll, Rhonda From: [email protected] Sent: Sunday, March 13, 2016 10:41 PM To: JudTestimony Subject: Judicial Hearing Letter Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN I RAFFICKING' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WAE I HER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, James E Franklin Oakdale, CT c c 002350 0 Carroll, Rhonda From: Deborah Furletti <[email protected]> Sent Sunday, March 13, 2016 9:04 PM To: JudTestimony Subject: HB 5054, 5623, 5622, & SB 429 14 March 2016 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Deborah Furletti Darien, CT 06820 c c 7 I 002351 c Carroll, Rhonda From: Martin Garcia <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, March 14, 2016 9:49AM To: JudTestimony Subject: Bills 14 March 2016 . Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' H.B;S622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A •SUilABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' c I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Martin Garcia 288 Turkey Roost Road Monroe, CT 06468 203-610-7805 Sent from my iPhone 0 1 002352 0 carroll, Rhonda From: ·Cheryl K. Graham <[email protected]> Sent Monday, March 14, 2016 9:30 AM To: JudTestimony Subject H.B. 5054, H.B. 5623, H. a 5622, S.B. 429 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wfsh to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTI::CTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H. B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time, Sincerely, Cheryl K. Graham 96 Mad River Rd c Wolcott, CT 06716 0 1 002353 c Carroll, Rhonda From: Jim Griffin <[email protected]> Sent Monday, March 14, 2016 9:39 AM To: JudTestimony 14 March 2016 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H. B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTlMS OF. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTlMS OF HUMAN tRAFFICkiNG' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' C I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely; James Griffin 26 Belden Ave #1427 Norwalk, CT 06850 Jim Griffin [email protected] Mobile 203-434-4185 http://www.linkedin.com/in/jimgriffin 0 1 002354 0 14 March 2016 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Milford Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' This Bill is just opening the door to more miss use of temporary restraining orders and would violate people's RIGHTS to protect themselves about 40% of the time per statistics and any Bill that would do more harm than good should not be put to Law. And considering there is a better Bill in place already should tell you this Bill should be Vote No on. H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' There are parts of this Bill that are just to overreaching and should not passed. Why a Bill can't be put forward that does good and not push an agenda? Please Vote No. c H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' This Bill is just No on so rnany levels so please JUST SAY NO! S.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' The Title of this Bill sounds better than what the actual Bill is. The overreaching wording in this Bill is just too much and common sense would tell you that it is not good and NOT be put in place . ., ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. Sincerely, Walter Hagedorn 0 Milford, CT. 06461 002355 0 Carroll, Rhonda From: [email protected] Sent Sunday, March 13, 2016 9:57 PM To: JudTestimony Subject: Proposed Bills 13 March 2016 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B. 5054 .'AN ACT PROTECTING VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE' H.B. 5623 'AN ACT CONCERNING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING' H.B. 5622 'AN ACT CONCERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF ERASED RECORDS IN DETERMINING WHETHER A PERSON IS A SUITABLE PERSON TO CARRY A PISTOL OR REVOLVER' ~.B. 429 'AN ACT CONCERNING SERVICE OF RESTRAINING ORDERS' I ask that all members of the committee not support these bills. Thank you for your time. · Sincerely, Jeffrey C. Hall c ?Reynolds Hill Rd Mystic, CT 06355-2901 860-917-0327. 0 2 002356 0 Carroll, Rhonda From: Erik Hansen <[email protected]> Sent Monday, March 14, 2016 9:14AM To: JudTestimony Cc: Eastbury Inspection Svcs Subject: Testimony for today's proposed legislation 14 March 2016 Dear Judiciary Committee members; I'm a resident of Connecticut and wish to voice my opposition to the following raised bills; H.B.
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