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Category: McIntosh Man With a Gun

11th Circuit Orders Response to Petition for Rehearing in Detention Case

Sep 15, 2014jrmMcIntosh Man With a Gun, News

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals has ordered Deputy Brian Kabler to respond to GCO’s petition for rehearing in an illegal detention case. The case arose when a GCO member was pulled over in McIntosh County by Deputy Kabler to see if the member had a GWL. GCO filed the case in Superior Court of…

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GCO Seeks Remand in Illegal Traffic Stop Case

Sep 5, 2014jrmMcIntosh Man With a Gun, News

GCO has asked the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals to reconsider its ruling affirming the dismissal of GCO’s claims for declaratory and injunctive relief in an illegal detention case. GCO originally filed the case in McIntosh County Superior Court, and the sheriff’s deputy defendant removed it to federal court. The 11th Circuit has ruled that…

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11th Circuit Rules No Reason to Detain for Carrying

Aug 30, 2014jrmMcIntosh Man With a Gun, News

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Georgia’s ruling dismissing GCO’s lawsuit against a McIntosh County deputy for detaining a GCO member to see if the member had a GWL. In affirming the dismissal, the 11th Circuit noted that with HB 60’s passage, there no longer…

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GCO and McIntosh Deputy File Cross-Motions for Summary Judgment

Jun 7, 2013jrmMcIntosh Man With a Gun, News

GCO and McIntosh Sheriff’s Deputy Brian Kabler have each filed motions for summary judgment in GCO’s lawsuit against Kabler. The case arose out of Kabler’s traffic stop of a GCO member whom Kabler had seen at a convenience store wearing a handgun. Kabler stopped the member for the sole purpose of checking to see if…

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