I get the restraining order part of this. It is standard practice with all restraining orders to prohibit the possession of any firearms while the order is active. There are hearings and time frames for the orders, so there is due process. PITA but it is all a balancing act between fairness and safety.
I am still curious as to Colorado's law on the CHP. Does anyone know, once the permit is issued, is there any "Due process" required to revoke a permit? Other than the restraining order process, how long can a permit be suspended without a hearing, or is that dependent on the justification used to suspend it in the first place?
People really shouldn't threaten other people. It's not very nice [Stooge]

