HB1203

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Jon Busenkell Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Richard Adams Somersworth, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, james page Windham6032311892, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Rick Russell Salem, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Walter Moore Canaan, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Tom Peters Epping, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Kenneth Stewart Concord, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Virgina Grady Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Hillary Raimondi Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Michael Raimondi Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, john woodward Fitzwilliam, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Dawn Curley Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Paul martinage HUDSON, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Eric Rothkopf Nashua, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Eric Morin Hollis, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Anthony Ferrantello Keene, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Daniel Stripes Manchester, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Donald Smith Pelham, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Stuart B. Harnden

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, DANIEL NICKERSON MILAN, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Robert Wilkonski Newbury, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, Michael Hurley Nashua, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, John Haefele Nashua, NH

Honorable Committee Members, I am writing to urge you to OPPOSE HB 1203, which creates dangerous restrictions on the return of firearms following not guilty verdicts or case dismissals. This bill is fundamentally flawed because it: • Violates the presumption of innocence by treating acquitted individuals as guilty • Creates bureaucratic obstacles to reclaiming lawfully owned private property • Undermines Second Amendment rights and due process protections • Sets a dangerous precedent for government property seizure without conviction • Penalizes law-abiding citizens who have been cleared of all charges When someone is found not guilty or charges are dismissed, they should immediately have their constitutional rights and property restored. HB 1203 does the opposite - it assumes guilt even after the justice system has determined innocence. New Hampshire has always been a state that respects individual rights and limits government overreach. This bill moves us in the wrong direction by expanding government power at the expense of constitutional protections. I strongly urge you to VOTE NO on HB 1203 and protect the rights of all New Hampshire citizens. Respectfully, William Seifert Hebron, NH