they take your guns away. Forever.
Public Act No. 13-3 requires all people that voluntarily admit to a
hospital for mental health reasons (not solely for drug or alcohol
treatment) have their names placed in a database administered by the
Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services – for the purpose of automatic suspension of Second Amendment rights.
This database will link with a database held by the state police that
includes all gun permit holders, registered gun owners and anyone who
has applied for a gun permit. If there is a “match” between the two
databases a letter will go out informing the individual that their
Second Amendment rights have been suspended (letter below).
Although you will not receive a letter from the state police, if you are
not a “match” you will be notified of your name being put in the
database and of the suspension of Second Amendment rights sometime after
voluntary admission. The law does not require notice be given to people
prior to admitting themselves into a hospital.
Privacy of medical records? Doesn't exist in CT.
And don't even pretend that it's going to be restricted to screwing gun owners; if they can ignore privacy in this, they can ignore it in ANYTHING.
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