Summary
- A New York judge has denied a school district's request for a Temporary Extreme Risk Protection Order (TERPO) against a 13-year-old, citing lack of evidence.
- The court found the application for a no-knock search warrant unsupported, emphasizing the child's legal inability to possess firearms.
- Testimony revealed that the boy's father securely stored firearms and that allegations of danger were not substantiated by medical evidence.
- This ruling raises questions about the implications of labeling minors as threats under Red Flag Laws and potential long-term consequences for their futures.
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