Originally Posted By Demeroma:

A bill introduced in the New Jersey Legislature is pushing for a "Stand Your Ground" law in the state. https://t.co/TCVQUt58EA

News12NJ  (@News12NJ) April 18, 2024

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Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:

DOA

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So what does this mean? Unless and until the permanent injunction is stayed or overturned, 18 to 20 year olds have more rights and protections in Pennsylvania than those of us 21 and older. Specifically, an 18 to 21 year old can now carry a loaded firearm on their person or in a vehicle, without being required to obtain a license to carry firearms! Of course, as this could change quickly, it would be wise for any person between 18 and 20 years of age to apply for and obtain his/her license to carry.

Originally Posted By GonnaNeedaBiggerBoat:


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as if they cared.

Originally Posted By GonnaNeedaBiggerBoat:


I care.  Unfortunately, as a non-deceased registered republican citizen, I only get 1 vote.

The alleged longest post-Bruen application from submission to decision was 505 days. That individual permit was submitted on 8/9/2022 and approved on 12/27/2023. A close second longest wait time clocked in just under 500 days at 497. 28 applications took between 400 and 500 days to receive a determination. 46 permits were in waiting between 300 and 399 days. There were 340 permits from 200 to 299 days. 2,886 permits were in waiting between 121 and 199 days.

The "ugly" is that 3,301 permit applications exceeded the statutory 120 days. It's unknown if any "applicant[s]   agree[d] in writing to .. additional extension of time past the 120-day statutory time frame."

The "bad" is that's still just around 10% of the applicants being subjected to waits outside the statutory timeline. Those applications, as well as most of the other 30,000+, are suffering what can be considered unreasonable delays.

The "good," if you want to call it "good," is that the average wait time is 59.1 days. 59.1 days being the "good" of this data set, is deplorable considering applicants already are supposed to be in the N.J. system and in possession of SBI numbers and most of what remains is the equivalent of a NICS check. That 59.1 days should be much closer to 1 day, but it's not.

The acceptable number of days for a permit to carry applicant to have to wait is zero. Permits are infringements. Having to wait to have them issued are further infringements. If we're going to have a permitting system in place, Bruen notes:

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Originally Posted By NZT:

I've read this several times on several different session. You are lucky, he could have chivvied you, clocked you with a bottle/or can, or popped you with his Glock 4-Tay.

As to the cashier not seeing anything this tells me this dude's done this there before or a "regular" and the cashier is ain't going to "testify" (I din't see nothin') to jack-shit. Even when there are customers as witnesses unless they are up for the ensuing "party" they ain't seeing shit either.    


I don't have my CCW (yet), when I carried in a previous life it was all the time, even at home. Yes it is good to have it handy, but it is more about *it* becoming part of you - your gait, your "comfort" and body recognition it IS there and secure. Just my .02$

I extensively covered the "public health, safety, and welfare" standard back in March. As a recap, this standard is unconstitutional because it allows issuing authorities to use subjective standards to deny applicants the issuance of permits to carry. Seeing Blacks having this standard used as a denial criteria more than double that of whites should raise eyebrows. Why is  there such a racial disparity?

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The "public health, safety, and welfare" provision is an arbitrary measure that gives government officials carte blanche to reject whomever they want when they are applying for a concealed carry permit. It is entirely subjective and vague, which is the point. It makes it easier to prevent people from carrying firearms.

This story reminds me of another I covered just after the Bruen decision when states like New Jersey, New York, California, and others were looking for legislative tricks that could help them subvert the ruling. New Jersey state lawmakers, while debating new gun control legislation, accidentally displayed their racial bias.

The following is an open letter I sent to every lawmaker in New Jersey concerning a section of the law that's been used disproportionally against black permit-to-carry applicants. If you're a New Jersey citizen, you should be outraged by both the subjective nature of the statutes used as well as the way they're used to deny Black applicants their rights more than double that of their white counterparts.

Originally Posted By Demeroma:
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It's been almost seven months since the oral arguments in the combined Koons/Siegel v. Platkin case in front of the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals.

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News2A  (@News2ATeam) May 6, 2024

"The office declines to comment."   The Office of Attorney General Matthew Platkin, When Asked About Potential Racial Bias in the Denials of Permits to Carry

Automated email response from the NJSP Totowa barracks.

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Originally Posted By Demeroma:
For those applying at the Totowa sub station:



eta:  

Proof the NJSP at Totowa are breaking the law?

Originally Posted By KnuckleSandwich:

Cocksuckers.

No repercussions, no fear, just blatant disregard for the law.  Ironically, a lawsuit will just steal from the people they are harming.

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