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UNCONSTITUTIONAL LAW ETERNALLY DISARMS NON-VIOLENT DRIVERS FOR VICTIMLESS DUI OFFENSES: Title 18, Section 922(g)(1) has nexus with state laws, such as the 2007 Michigan Heidi's law, which permanently strips individuals of their Second Amendment rights in the absence of a victim. (Eternal loss of 2-A rights based on potential outcomes rather than actual events!) Consider individuals with multiple DUI offenses-specifically those with a third violation-who are eternally prohibited from gun rights and home protection despite not causing harm to others. This scenario raises serious legal and valid ethical questions ... When non-violent DUI offenses have no victim or injured party, when there’s no person to confront or question in court, the loss of Second Amendment right becomes an unfair permanent punishment that does nothing to deter drinking and driving offenders. (The principle of "an eye for an eye" is fundamentally flawed without a victim). The government does not revoke the privilege to drive on a DUI traffic offense; they permanently revoke the 2-A gun "right.") We must uphold the constitutional rights of individuals and veterans who have met their obligations to society to ensure that laws reflect fairness and justice when there is no injured party or victim! - USMC (Semper Fidelis) SGT E-5 (5811) Iran -1977/1979