draketungsten
Sharpshooter
I've found threads on people debating whether or not they qualify for the mental illness question on the LTCH form. However, my question is more fundamental. I have found State Code that requires health professionals to report people who are "mentally ill and either dangerous or gravely disabled". 99% of people don't meet this level. Since most people on typical anti-depressants and anti-psychotics don't meet this, this should mean that they haven't been reported. Therefore, even if you are on Zoloft, Prozac, etc, no one knows thanks to HIPAA. Since no one knows, that means you can answer "No" to the mental illness question and there's no paper trail following you.
By answering no, I'm not advocating you break the law, but follow the spirit of the law and help keep firearms out of the hands that are most likely to use them to do harm. Does anyone know, empirical evidence, that the State knows otherwise?
By answering no, I'm not advocating you break the law, but follow the spirit of the law and help keep firearms out of the hands that are most likely to use them to do harm. Does anyone know, empirical evidence, that the State knows otherwise?