Oops! I didn't read for enough and missed where the OP wrote: That's a lot closer to being a statement of an intention not to take possession of a "gun."
But there is still the problem that you can't necessarily control the actions of others, and the actions of others sometimes foil our best intentions. That's one of the things a good lawyer considers when giving a client advice.
But there is still the problem that you can't necessarily control the actions of others, and the actions of others sometimes foil our best intentions. That's one of the things a good lawyer considers when giving a client advice.
