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Oh yeah. Civil suit. Also noteworthy this was the NY Supreme Court.

Good cause was ruled unconstitutional, that implies things will have to change. All these States felt compelled to reduce or eliminate the issuance of concealed carry, 'good cause' was a vehicle to do so. If they didn't feel they needed that, they wouldn't have had it in the first place, nor...

Not sure why you think they would treat people differently to begin with.

Not sure why you think they would threat people differently to begin with.

I think the AG was explicit in highlighting that all other State requirements, including "good moral character", are still constitutional, per that ruling. This is almost verbatim to what he wrote. I don't think that was casual. But the AG can't pass state laws, neither can the sheriffs, so if...

Until struck down, it's enforceable, much like 'good cause' has been. This is no different than Texas passing abortion laws over and over with some sort of new constitutional angle, and then getting them struck down (until the recent Roe ruling). It's not a novel concept at all.

Conversely, you could argue that: “The government must affirmatively prove that its firearm regulation is part of the historical tradition that delimits the outer bounds of the right to keep and bear arms,” Amounts to the new legal standard of review... certainly debatable. Generally,...

^^^ He broke you :lol

:lmao But @SierraWhiskey9 is totally legit :lmao

"Winning hearts and minds"

Fine with this ruling. That was plainly illegal, IMO.

Sure. You can also sue for any arbitrary requirements they might come up with if you deem them unconstitutional, just like good cause was. Then go through the lengthy litigation and hopefully get a legal standard from the court that time around, so this doesn't keep on happening.

I never made that claim, link? I said if they choose to go that path, there's a perfectly legal avenue to do so, even with this ruling.

You're getting there. It's legal in so far as there's no challenges to it and ruled illegal. This is why generally the SCOTUS issues a legal standard of review in these actions, such that those questions can be readily answered without having to go all the way back up to the SCOTUS. I found it...

Sure I have. When it comes to Constitutional questions, the SCOTUS generally provides a legal test to guide lower courts. For some reason, it didn't in this case, specifically when it comes to requirements for the permits. It actually went a step further and acknowledged that shall-issue type of...

Besides the fact that "good moral character" is a requirement with arbitrary discretion to define from each State, there's nothing precluding States from imposing new arbitrary requirements just as long as they're not "good cause". At least not with this ruling. The end result is that there are...

https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=300154&p=10765950&viewfull=1#post10765950

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That would be illegal. There's no point in doing that since, as mentioned, there are still legal ways to achieve the same outcome.

"Municipal elections" lol

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Disney :tu

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Joe broke him

:lol talking about people triggered by Old Joe...

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