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CA: Cal. CCW Case Illustrates Problem with 'May Issue' Laws
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If the court determines there is enough evidence to go forward with prosecution, the results might be bad for the suspects but perhaps worse for anyone defending the �may issue� philosophy. Concealed carry activists believe �may issue� never was a good idea, and in several cases, has apparently turned into a very bad system.
California is one of a minority of states where local officials have broad discretion in the issuance of carry licenses. More states have adopted the �shall issue� approach, where applicants who meet specific qualifications are issued a license/permit. These qualifications may include taking a gun safety course, or simply passing a background check to determine whether the applicant has a clean record. |
IL: Appellate Court Upholds Deerfield, Illinois Gun Ban�For Now
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A state appellate court has upheld the village of Deerfield�s power to ban assault weapons, reversing part of a lower court ruling that had thrown out an amended village ordinance.
With the reversal, which was rendered Friday, the order goes into effect in the village immediately, as the permanent injunction meant to prevent the village from enforcing the ordinance has been removed, officials said� |
MO: St. Louis Prosecutor Removed From Mark McCloskey Case
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St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner and her whole staff have been removed from the case against Mark McCloskey, who with his wife Patricia was charged with brandishing weapons against Black Lives Matter protesters earlier this year, after the prosecutor referred to the case in her fundraising emails.
The decision doesn�t apply to McCloskey�s wife but means that a special prosecutor will have to take over the Mark McCloskey case, reports NPR. |
Biden�s Reported Domestic Policy Pick Called For �Permanent And Comprehensive Assault Weapons Ban�
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Former national security adviser Susan Rice, President-elect Joe Biden�s reported pick to lead the White House Domestic Policy Council, called for a �permanent� ban on so-called assault weapons in a June appearance with two anti-gun groups.
Rice, who served in former president Barack Obama�s administration, appeared in a video with Moms Demand Action and Everytown For Gun Safety and concurred with Biden�s firearm plan that seeks to ban certain semi-automatic rifles, prohibit �high-capacity magazines,� and do away with liability protections for weapons manufacturers and sellers. Rice has reportedly been chosen for the domestic policy role, Politico reported Thursday. |
GA: Georgia Senate Challengers Attack Second Amendment
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Georgia Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate Reverend Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff took part in debates in an attempt to gloss over their gun control agenda and the fact they would be the votes that would usher in President-elect Joe Biden�s radical gun grab agenda.
Despite the theatrics, it didn�t work.
Georgia�s runoff elections on Jan. 5 promise to have monumental impacts on gun owners and Second Amendment rights, including the firearm industry. |
Gun restrictions face uphill battle even under Biden
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The gun debate in America will soon enter a new chapter with a Democrat in the White House after four years under President Donald Trump in which gun control advocates developed a long wish list for reform amid a spate of large-scale mass killings in places like Las Vegas, El Paso and Parkland, Florida.
But any hope that Joe Biden will usher in a new era of restrictions on firearms is highly unlikely because of the same polarization in Washington that has tripped up similar efforts under past administrations. |
NY: Pro-gun county 'sanctuary' proposal stalls again
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A proposal to make Otsego County a "sanctuary" against laws that regulate guns got shelved again Thursday, Dec. 10.
The Public Safety and Legal Affairs Committee of Otsego County's Board of Representatives heard legal opinions, personal opinions and legislative concerns about a proposal that stemmed from a petition by a group seeking sanctuary from state guns laws they argue are unconstitutional. |
MO: Store clerk shoots robbery suspect in Maplewood
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A robbery suspect is hospitalized after being shot by a store clerk in suburban St. Louis.
Police say they won't likely ask for charges against the clerk, who they say acted in self-defense.
The incident happened Wednesday night in Maplewood. Police say the 21-year-old suspect was found inside the break room of the Boost Mobile store. He had been shot three times and underwent surgery. |
OK: Delaware County declared Second Amendment Sanctuary County
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On Monday, Interim Delaware County Sheriff Mike Wilkerson announced that he has declared Delaware County as a Second Amendment Sanctuary County. At the Tuesday County Commission meeting, District Attorney Kenny Wright advised the commissioners to allow him to review the language before voting on whether to adopt it.
In the meantime, Wilkerson has been replaced by Mark Berry. However, Berry also has stated his support of the same action. |
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