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Update to Morris County. (Mendham) 7/7(?): Dropped completed packet to Detective @ July 7 7/20: Identogo appointment, confirmed with local PD by email 8/30: Money order cashed (Permit and court order signed on 8/30) 9/08: Received call from, and picked up permit from local PD PD noted that it is a "Carry Permit", (either concealed and open) "No Restrictions", "See Court Order" Court Order includes the Model and Serial #'s Signed by The Honorable Michael E. Hubner, J.S.C.

Which just goes to the bigger problem, shouldn’t have to list any serial numbers on your permit, completing the requirements to get the permit should be enough. your cars registration isn’t listed on your drivers license, you can drive any make or model after you passed the drivers test. and driving isn’t t even a right…it’s a privilege. If you have a CCW and your carrying someone else’s gun…and you use it, you and the owner of the gun have even bigger problems.

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You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Even on a good day Judges and their staff are typically under an enormous overload of work. Often, a polite call to the Judge’s Chambers can work wonders. As to how you can actually force a Judge to order another Judge to follow the Directive, that could take years. You might need to file a Mandamus action with the Court of Appeals. And if that gets denied you would need to go to the New Jersey Supreme Court. Good luck with that.

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So, as I read 70+ pages here carefully I see 2-3 people got their permits only. Most people are still waiting for judge's approvals in many different counties. Do you think they are boycotting this new job for them in NJ or waiting for governor/da to give them some new steps to prohibit this or what? Longer they are not approving - more applications they will collect, more applications they collect - longer we will wait and our qualification will expire ...:( Any response from any of them on why it is not moving anyhow? Also for mods, would be good to have new thread "I got ccw permit" with just name, dates and county.

Its Sad we don't have a Real governor like Ron DeSantis. Sorry I posted this in the wrong forum

A significant amount of these restrictions, especially being in a vehicle, are clearly going to be challenged based on Bruen.

I don't know but I should have asked Det. G. I didn't think of it at the time. Thank you! I'm still in a pleasant state of amazement.

Congrats! Glad to hear about some movement in Morris county...

Awesome, congrats! See you at Kings!

I see Big Mike shaved her mustache

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Updating my timeline: 8/15 - Package submitted to PD 8/16 - Fingerprinted @ Identogo location 8/17 - Identogo Message: Enrollment received - Your enrollment has been received and is being processed. 9/8 - Application hand delivered to Morris County Superior Court by detective from PD Will update this as my timeline progresses

You say that - but you never know. https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/surprise-shooting-gunfire-at-home-leaves-1-person-dead-several-injured The full story here as told by his wife: https://www.gofundme.com/f/9qtqga-raul-mendez

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Police departments have 60 days. if you hear nothing from the Police Department after 60 days you will need to find a way to get your default approved application to the County Superior Court. I do not know how to do that. That is where you need some expert legal advice. Assuming an approved application gets to the County Superior Court, the Judge has 30 days to approve or hold a hearing. If the 30 day deadline passes without contact from the Court, one option is to politely call the chambers of the judge responsible for permits, explain your situation, and ask what to do. If you want to try to force the judge’s hand I would recommend getting legal advice, and the advice might be to wait a bit longer while the lawyer contacts the Judge’s chambers.

I'm at day 50 myself. 9/16 will be 60 days. Have we come to a consensus on what the 60+ day applicants should be doing? Wonder if we should be emailing the ANJRPC strike force so they have some ammo for a next big move. I listened to one podcast with Dan Schmutter as the guest and he said he and Scott Bach where in communications with the NJ AG offices in the lead up to the SCOTUS June opinion. That probably helped the acting AG with the quick directive. Now that there should be a good number of us nearing the statutory 60 days, perhaps we should all be emailing the Strikeforce.

Well, I emailed the chief around 5:15pm and he just responded - "Since it is after hours, I was unable to check on the status of your application. I have already made an inquiry with the commander of the bureau. We will make contact with you tomorrow. Thanks" You can't ask for much more than that. Very professional and helpful. The bureau guy might be a little upset though, for having the chief bust his chops, I guess I'm going to find out. LOL. Send bail money if you don't hear from me.

That is correct. One can only wonder why firearm liability insurance is illegal. Just another way to punish lawful and peaceful firearms owners.

Morris County update. I called down to the Morris County courthouse today to see if my application has been received. It wasn't in the stack just yet. However, I took the opportunity to have a chat and find out from the person that handles our applications directly what the deal is for Morris County. - Since July, MC has issued approximately 90 permits. - He has about 100 apps on his desk right now - He says once received, they do process very quickly - I asked if Morris County judge is requiring court appearance. He laughed pretty hard and said no. He said court appearance would be requested only in situations where there are actual questions, such as: Applicant has had lots of contacts with law enforcement, convicted felon living in the home, maybe someone living in the home going through some sort of drug recovery, etc... I will continue to check back and see what the status is with mine. I did appreciate that he genuinely thought it was funny when I asked about the court appearance.

Yep...Least we forget, freedom cost money, I hope everyone is a member of ANJRPC and donates even beyond the measly $40 dues...Of course I am an NRA member also, but IMO, I give ANJRPC the priority, they do great work considering how the odds are stacked against 2A in NJ...But the SCOTUS gave us a 2A "BOOSTER-SHOT" in June so things will change for the better from here.

Here is Bit of GOOD News for a change, I just got this response from the ANJRPC-Strikeforce, a response to my e-mail concerning the "no carry while driving" restriction, I am sure they don't mind me sharing...Great to hear this, there is no way that restriction will stand even if we have to sue. "We’re already on this. Thank you for your report. Dan"

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Purchased US lawshield last week based on your previous advice - I think it's an incredibly important backup when you're dealing with possible life-altering legal issues.

When I am in my car and someone approaches with a gun drawn... They don't intend to shoot my car. They don't intend to shoot my money. They intend to shoot me. So I have every right to preempt them.

As per NJ GUN REDDIT

Good answer and I suppose you're right, but I still think you'd have a hard time watching someone drop a bunch of people when you could have at least tried to stop it.

Dropped my package off today at the NJSP in Woodstown (Salem County). There were 3 of us dropping off at the same time. The officer receiving them was easy to deal with. One guy forgot a copy of his birth certificate. The officer took everything else and told him to just email a copy of it so she could put it with his package. Sounds like they have 3 to 4 people working the packages and as of today there are 65 ( 62 plus our 3) pending through their station. She said it will take a while (no specific time frame given) for the package to go through the process and one of the bottle necks is that they receive finger print/background info via snail mail. My cost break down below does not include gas to travel or ammo for firearms qual. Firearms Qualification $125 Money order and fee $51 Fingerprints $101.45 (includes out of state fee for going to Morton, PA and $5 toll.) photos $7 (selfie in front of white background, uploaded to www.visafoto.com, resized to 1.5x1.5 by selecting NY firearms photo size, then printed and cut out at home. With the right software, this could be free.) Total $284.45. Could be down around $235 if I stayed in state and waited a month for finger prints and found a way to do the photos for free.