EX Carnival man

I think Monday is Jones VS Crab. Mr. Jones was arrested for putting his hook in the water 15 minutes too early after a complaint by his neighbor for violating city ordnance 324392 (Fishing before 9 am) His tackle box was searched for illegal hooks. None were found. Mr. Jones sandwich was taken as evidence. He's seeking relief and his sandwich back.

This reminds me of NJ even though its in California. A man was arrested for carrying a gun in public for self defense . He tried to get a permit but was denied under may issue. His lawsuit is that how can he be arrested for doing something that he tried but was denied a permit for? Here's the link.

Murphy is a politician not a judge. He's not going to have a choice. The law will be the law. Judges and lawyers respect Supreme Court rulings even if they don't agree with them. I really don't think NJ will ignore a Supreme court ruling. If they were to do that it would undermine our court system in this country. If politicians and judges can ignore the Supreme court than we have a dictatorship.

The rumor mill is either Thomas or Barrett Again just going on what I've been reading with his seniority he could take it. Also the betting people are saying neither Thomas or Barrett haven't written any recent decisions . The Las Vegas money is on either one of those two leaning towards Thomas with his seniority. Myself. I don't trust Barrett.

Gun control is an issue neither side wants settled. Both sides like to use it for leverage to play to their base.

Thomas would be our best bet for sure.

There was a rumor that we were going to get a ruling last Friday. Now all the cases from November except the one we're waiting for have been ruled on. Another rumor is that Judge Thomas is writing the decision. All bets are on the end of June for the ruling. The history has been that controversial rulings always come right before the summer break. That would be late June. I hope it does come earlier

Carrying a weapon off duty and stoned. What could go wrong? LOL. Leave it to NJ to make stoned cops exempt and yet we still can't get a permit to carry but stoned cops are okay. My God I'm glad I'm out of this state for good soon.

I always knew from the time I was 18 NJ firearm laws are bad. It wasn't until I bought a house in a free state and visited a local gun range and than a Gun show that I realized how bad they really are. After this ruling I believe NJ is going to change for the better, but we still won't be as free as other states. I'm leaving for good in 3 more years. Just in time for things to get better here. Outside of the boardwalks I don't think I'm going to miss NJ.

This should have been settled long ago.

I bought back in February in Ft. Myers I was out in 15 minutes. That made me hate NJ even more.

I'm sure the last thing any of us want is to get jammed up with a firearms violation in NJ. Not getting a building permit or a jab is not the same. If you get caught without a permit working on your home you don't lose you right in every other state to ever get a permit again. IMO there's nothing wrong with going to an expert before moving forward especially with something you can forever lose your right to exercise. I know one thing for sure. NJ would like nothing better than to make us all criminals.

To be on the safe side I would use an FFL for anything having to do with firearms in NJ. My daughter just got hired down here in Florida. She's making the move down next week. I'm so happy she's getting out of the People's Republic of NJ. My wife and I still have 5 more years until we can move down year round. Yesterday I walked into a gun shop down here just to look around and saw a brand new Glock P80 in the case. 20 minutes later I walked out with it. It was so easy. Nothing like the B/S back home.

Now that Virginia has a new governor they wrote to the supreme court stating that NY's current permit law is unconstitutional. At first they were supporting the state of NY in there fight. He goes in to detail about the case.

Virginia has flipped their position in the NYSRPA v. Bruen Supreme Court concealed carry case.