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By gunforhire · Posted
Well we will start doing the qualifying and use of force in a week or so. More details to follow. https://gunforhire.com/nj-ccw-permit/ -
Purchase permits, done thru FARS, contact the references by email. Th carry permit application is different. Each reference must personally sign each of the 3 copies. They want to make sure the references personally understand that they are vouching for your responsibility to carry a handgun. Doubtfully. Many states require someone at the county level to approve carry permits. In Pennsylvania, it is the County Sheriff. -
OK, that's concerning. How can a friggin' judge--the one who CCW approvals go to, no less--be 'unaware' of one of the most highly publicized Supreme Court rulings in recent years? Even if hizzoner inexplicably feels no need to pay attention to what the highest court in the land is doing, the ruling saturated ALL media for a full 24 hour news cycle. -
brings up the question again.....by the wording, can the judge not be removed from the process?
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