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  1. Sussex County too. It's been hovering around $3 +/- .10 for the last month. Then late last week and weekend it's popped up .20 or so depending on which stations got new deliveries. Saw as high as $3.36. Gas Prices Creep Up Amid Higher Cost of Oil, Seasonal Demand - NerdWallet
  2. Here's a small slice of Trenton life on the topic. VIDEO: N.J. resident schools snarky Democrat legislator on gas tax (savejersey.com)
  3. Yes I know. That's my interpretation.
  4. So Murphy and Platkin definitely think those who apply for carry permits are a root source of 'senseless gun violence'? Push For Gun-Free Zones Intensifies In New Jersey Post Bruen Decision (nj1015.com) The real name should be "Criminal Protection Zones". Come on in!
  5. Not much 'gun safety' there. Or was he point-shooting at evil white oppressors living upstairs?
  6. OK. Start the timer for the first armed robbery at a decaled business. And the perpetrator of course will not have a permit to carry. Nor can they probably read. Does this mean we can sue a business that posts that decal if we're harmed in their store during an armed robbery? /SarcOff/ I already know the answer.
  7. OK, you're right. To be frank, I've been in NJ my entire life and I'm so tired of navigating the minefield sometimes I just give up. To the best of my recollection there's never been an issue with the one-gun-a-month 30 day arithmetic. And I don't recall if there's ever been a lawsuit specifically about the fact of restricting handgun purchases to one per 30 days. I'll let others chime in on that. The requirement to issue a permit-to-purchase within 30 days is what I referred to, not your topic. Having said that, IMO any lawsuit to remove the one-gun-a-month restriction will/would have to go past the NJ Supreme Court to have any chance of success. If the $50 handgun purchase permit fee becomes law, that I think would be even more onerous.
  8. OK, sounds like you are well aware of what you're getting into. So good luck with your search, and your career.
  9. Yes, it was way back after the statute was passed and many PDs were ignoring the 30 day mandate. Nothing post-Bruen, and there won't be. No one's going to waste their time and money. The current NJ Supreme Court isn't going to overturn itself for our benefit. You know, 'it's for the children' etc.
  10. Fly your own plane. Seriously. It's my understanding a lot of pilots that live up in Sussex County NJ do/did just that. I'm not being sarcastic. @Mr.Stu is right. You move somewhere you think will be within a 90 minute drive, and indeed may be on some days. Then on other days nature, construction, protesters, flight delays etc. intervene and it turns into three hours without breaking a sweat. I realize just 'flying your own plane' is a high bar. But it appears so is your career choice coupled with location. Good luck whatever you decide.
  11. There was already a challenge to the one-gun-a-month rule years ago, and the NJ Supreme Court already ruled it's good to go. This is New Jersey, where the 'law' means what they want it to mean. Public interest, safety, and all the rest. The thirty day clock will start when they feel like it. So shut up and wait. We don't need no stinkin' statutes. Somewhere on this site this is discussed if you want case specifics.
  12. Don't worry. Our AG is putting in his two cents. (Not ours!) AG Platkin, AG Jennings, AG Henry defend commonsense gun safety laws in federal court - WRNJ Radio And take note it's 'common sense'.
  13. She has indicated she wouldn't sign this. Believe her? And what about Phil? N.J. Dems are fast-tracking changes to public records laws. A lot of people are alarmed. - nj.com NJ OPRA: State Senate moves bill that would gut transparency (njherald.com) "Keep 'em in the dark." NJ Open Public Records Act under assault by Trenton lawmakers (njherald.com) The bill would allow state and local officials to sue any resident if they decide a records request is intended to “harass a public agency.” Worse, officials could simply refuse to share records they think might result in “harassment” — an open invitation to hide embarrassing records when officials view public criticism as harassment.
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