Shooting at FSU. 4 injured. Suspect in custody.

Hmm. I don't think so.

It's her gun, and it would be impossible to steal if it had been safely secured. At any rate, he had access to a murder weapon he shouldn't have had. That makes her lawfully negligent.
Where did you get the law degree? You apparently don't know law at the high school level.

Cite the state law from Florida requiring her to secure her service weapon.
 
Where did you get the law degree? You apparently don't know law at the high school level.

Cite the state law from Florida requiring her to secure her service weapon.

Let's take

1. Knight v. Merhige (Fla. 4th DCA, 2011)Facts: Paul Merhige, who had a documented history of mental illness and violent tendencies, used a family member’s firearm to kill four relatives at a Thanksgiving gathering in 2009. The victims’ families sued the gun owner (Merhige’s father) for negligence, alleging he failed to secure the firearm despite knowing his son’s dangerous propensities.
 
Let's take

1. Knight v. Merhige (Fla. 4th DCA, 2011)Facts: Paul Merhige, who had a documented history of mental illness and violent tendencies, used a family member’s firearm to kill four relatives at a Thanksgiving gathering in 2009. The victims’ families sued the gun owner (Merhige’s father) for negligence, alleging he failed to secure the firearm despite knowing his son’s dangerous propensities.
I asked for the law.

That court case has nothing to do with this topic except to dismiss your alleged law.
 
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Where did you get the law degree? You apparently don't know law at the high school level.

Cite the state law from Florida requiring her to secure her service weapon.
I'm taking a shot here.
Is this what you are looking for?
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Let's take

1. Knight v. Merhige (Fla. 4th DCA, 2011)Facts: Paul Merhige, who had a documented history of mental illness and violent tendencies, used a family member’s firearm to kill four relatives at a Thanksgiving gathering in 2009. The victims’ families sued the gun owner (Merhige’s father) for negligence, alleging he failed to secure the firearm despite knowing his son’s dangerous propensities.
That;s nice.
Now, cite the legislation.
 

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