Limits on Doctors: Guns in Home Not Relevant

In late July, a three-judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an injunction in the "Docs vs. Glocks" case that, for a time, allowed doctors to ask people whether they had guns in their homes.

That injunction came on an appeal from doctors after the Florida Legislature passed, and Gov. Rick Scott signed, a 2011 law that discouraged doctors from asking such questions unless they were relevant to a patient's health.

Violation of the Firearm Owners' Privacy Act could trigger penalties ranging from fines to revocation of a doctor's license to practice.

Read more at: The Ledger

Reelect Rick Scott

Indeed!

I concur!!!

So ... wordy article is wordy

maybe my reading comprehension skills are slipping, but where do we stand on this?

federal prohibition against firearm question or not?

I don't mind if they ask.  I'm not answering.

Marrion Hammer ftw!

Hammer Time!