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Posted: 5/17/2016 2:03:26 PM EDT
https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/us-judge-strikes-down-dc-concealed-carry-gun-law-as-likely-unconstitutional/2016/05/17/d36d35dc-1c49-11e6-8c7b-6931e66333e7_story.html?tid=sm_tw
For the second time in as many years, a federal judge in Washington ordered the city to halt enforcement of its new, concealed-carry law that requires applicants to state “good reason” to carry a weapon in order to obtain a permit from police. View Quote |
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Wish there were legal/employment repercussions for people that habitually pass laws that are struck down as unconstitutional..
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There should come a time when this official misconduct loses the protection of "good faith," and these people should be personally liable for a constitutional tort. It truly is outrageous that they substitute one oppressive and illegal scheme after another, and lose in the courts every time. Imagine what would happen if a pro-life state passed one total ban on abortion after another, each in direct contravention of existing law. And yet here we have a right enshrined in our founding documents that is held in abject contempt by those whom we entrust to make the law. The Eastern Shore has plenty of chicken farms. I'm sure I can get feathers. You bring the tar.
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Yes!
MD has been watching this one, since the "good and substantial" requirement here is equal levels of fucked (though bureaucratically easier to skirt if you have the connections). |
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They will just make up some other bullshit reason and keep on trolling the court system. We should start hanging these assholes after the 1st law of theirs that receives an unconstitutional ruling.
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules?
Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? |
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Quoted: Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? View Quote The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." |
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And next year they will get ordered for a third time............and on and on
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The only way this ruling does any good is if someone has the balls to arrest the people not following the law.
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The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." Thank you. |
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Apparently the basic human right of self-defense is not good enough for the heavily infested criminal kingdom.
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." Thank you. I'm in if you're in: non-resident DC permit, here we come! |
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Quoted: Wish there were legal/employment repercussions for people that habitually pass laws that are struck down as unconstitutional.. View Quote There is in Florida. When state preemption passed making all local ordinances involving firearms null & void and holding local politicians personally and financially responsible for any contrary legislation, the city attorneys couldn't scrub the books fast enough. |
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There is in Florida. When state preemption passed making all local ordinances involving firearms null & void and holding local politicians personally and financially responsible for any contrary legislation, the city attorneys couldn't scrub the books fast enough. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Wish there were legal/employment repercussions for people that habitually pass laws that are struck down as unconstitutional.. There is in Florida. When state preemption passed making all local ordinances involving firearms null & void and holding local politicians personally and financially responsible for any contrary legislation, the city attorneys couldn't scrub the books fast enough. That type of legislation would be welcomed in Illinois. Welcomed by the citizens anyway..... |
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The only way this ruling does any good is if someone has the balls to arrest the people not following the law. View Quote Interesting isn't it, that when the government wants people to stop doing something they don't like (be it legal or illegal - it doesn't seem to matter), they will arrest them and force compliance through the use of financial and personal hardship; but when the government ignores the will and actual intent of the court and the people, there is no recourse but to let them to continue, without penalty, until eventually they are successful in their goals. In the interest of equality, these fuckers should be driven to personal and financial ruin using whatever means necessary. The "you may beat the rap, but you won't beat the ride" approach to behavior modification would be appropriately ironic in cases such as these. |
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I'm in if you're in: non-resident DC permit, here we come! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." Thank you. I'm in if you're in: non-resident DC permit, here we come! That is ultimately what I want. |
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The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." What about all the licenses that were denied before the injunction because they didn't meet the good reason requirement? How many will they actually issue while they are sorting this out? My guess is 0. |
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I wonder if/how many put in "2nd Amendment" as the good reason...
I mean...that technically should be all the good reason you need Or "'Murica!" |
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I just sent a copy of the decision to my delegates and state senator. I think they monitor email when the GA is not in session. I asked them how they could stand for reelection when they have such obvious contempt for their constituents. We must be morally and intellectually inferior to our brothers in Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware. We are an island of reprobates floating in a sea of shall issue and constitutional carry.
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Government officials who break the law should be hold criminally liable. Also, before these fuck tards pass another unconstitutional law it should have to pass a court ordered litmus test. This constant flaunting legal judgements is ridiculous.
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." Thank you. I'm in if you're in: non-resident DC permit, here we come! That is ultimately what I want. Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. |
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Quoted: Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: That is ultimately what I want. Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved |
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Interesting isn't it, that when the government wants people to stop doing something they don't like (be it legal or illegal - it doesn't seem to matter), they will arrest them and force compliance through the use of financial and personal hardship; but when the government ignores the will and actual intent of the court and the people, there is no recourse but to let them to continue, without penalty, until eventually they are successful in their goals. In the interest of equality, these fuckers should be driven to personal and financial ruin using whatever means necessary. The "you may beat the rap, but you won't beat the ride" approach to behavior modification would be appropriately ironic in cases such as these. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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The only way this ruling does any good is if someone has the balls to arrest the people not following the law. Interesting isn't it, that when the government wants people to stop doing something they don't like (be it legal or illegal - it doesn't seem to matter), they will arrest them and force compliance through the use of financial and personal hardship; but when the government ignores the will and actual intent of the court and the people, there is no recourse but to let them to continue, without penalty, until eventually they are successful in their goals. In the interest of equality, these fuckers should be driven to personal and financial ruin using whatever means necessary. The "you may beat the rap, but you won't beat the ride" approach to behavior modification would be appropriately ironic in cases such as these. Tarring and feathering needs to make a comeback. Most of the proletariat think they can work their way out of anything else. |
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Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That is ultimately what I want. Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved They allow on-line "training" now. I think it's $20 and takes no time. Then you print out a certificate and you're done. Easy peasy. |
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Quoted: They allow on-line "training" now. I think it's $20 and takes no time. Then you print out a certificate and you're done. Easy peasy. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: That is ultimately what I want. Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved They allow on-line "training" now. I think it's $20 and takes no time. Then you print out a certificate and you're done. Easy peasy. Is that just for VA or any person wanting a DC non resident can do that? |
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Is that just for VA or any person wanting a DC non resident can do that? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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That is ultimately what I want. Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved They allow on-line "training" now. I think it's $20 and takes no time. Then you print out a certificate and you're done. Easy peasy. Is that just for VA or any person wanting a DC non resident can do that? I don't know, sorry. All I know is that's what I did for my VA resident permit. |
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Quoted: I don't know, sorry. All I know is that's what I did for my VA resident permit. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Don't us VA folks still need to take some dumb training class? Is that still a thing? I'd like to get my permit and carry again in DC. Yes...yes we do. Unless you have a DD-214...then it's waved They allow on-line "training" now. I think it's $20 and takes no time. Then you print out a certificate and you're done. Easy peasy. Is that just for VA or any person wanting a DC non resident can do that? I don't know, sorry. All I know is that's what I did for my VA resident permit. Ahh, thank you |
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I wish they would challenge New York's 16 month wait time to get a permit to basically hunt with your pistol and same thing without a good cause they wont issue you a carry permit. These laws are insane.
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Wish there were legal/employment repercussions for people that habitually pass laws that are struck down as unconstitutional.. View Quote Until the politicians and government officials suffer some personal impact, or have their re-election chances put in jeopardy, they're going to continue to do whatever the hell they want. People that live in DC, VA, and MD need to find a way to impose some personal cost on the people who continually ignore the second amendment. |
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Why the fuck can't this be applied nation wide? New York? California? New Jersey?
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Because this is America is all the reason you should need. Fucking commies.
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I just sent a copy of the decision to my delegates and state senator. I think they monitor email when the GA is not in session. I asked them how they could stand for reelection when they have such obvious contempt for their constituents. We must be morally and intellectually inferior to our brothers in Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Delaware. We are an island of reprobates floating in a sea of shall issue and constitutional carry. View Quote They think everyone hails from PG Co. and Baltimore. |
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Is this an immediate hold on the current rules? Does that mean that - like last time - until they quickly pass some new rules, open and concealed carry is temporarily legal in D.C.? The case is still pending. The Plaintiff asked for - and got - a preliminary injunction. As of now DC is enjoined (prohibited) from "denying concealed carry licenses to applicants who meet all eligibility requirements other than the 'good reason' requirement." Thank you. I'm in if you're in: non-resident DC permit, here we come! That is ultimately what I want. I'm in. |
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Exactly. No penalties = we will still do what we want. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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And next year they will get ordered for a third time............and on and on Exactly. No penalties = we will still do what we want. +1 But you'd better bake that go**amned cake... And we mean right now, mister. |
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