DirtyDigz

Senate committee video stream is up and running, not discussing A4769 yet: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/live-proceedings/media-player?committee=SBA&agendaDate=2022-12-05-12:00:00&agendaType=M&av=V

This is how someone else has been trying to get their (non-resident) PTC application processed by NJSP. This is NOT ME, I don't have any more info besides these letter copies:

News out of Monmouth County via Jay Factor on FB Group New Jersey Firearms Owners Syndicate: https://www.facebook.com/groups/364613487270249/posts/1728971554167762/ His post rambles a bit, but I think the gist of it is: He had a pre-Bruen lawsuit appealing denial of his permit for justifiable need. Today he had his court hearing for the granting of his permit. He went with lawyer David Jensen. Jensen argued in court that there should be no court-ordered restrictions on the permit (such as limiting to qualified guns, etc.). The judge *AGREED*, and issued his permit with no restrictions or requirement to carry a copy of court order (and I'm assuming there were no court orders associated with the permit). Supposedly, under "equal protection", any Monmouth county PTC holder with court-ordered restrictions can now file a motion with Monmouth County court to have their restrictions removed. Possibly this will extend to PTC holders in other counties too. From his FB post:

PM'ing.

Glock auto switches (black market produced) are very much out there in "the wild" - As usual, (D) legislators only understand the half truth of it, but this is what's driving their rhetoric: https://www.wbrc.com/2022/05/19/its-just-spraying-rounds-everywhere-tiny-illegal-machine-gun-device-surfaces-ala/

Video recording of today's assembly session is up, discussion on A4769 starts at ~6:35: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/archived-media/2022/assembly-session-list/media-player?committee=A&agendaDate=2022-11-21-10:00:00&agendaType=S&av=V

We're live: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/live-proceedings/media-player?committee=A&agendaDate=2022-11-21-10:00:00&agendaType=S&av=V

Awaiting start of assembly livestream, was scheduled to start at 10:00. Many bills on their agenda today, not just A4769.

On it. Luckily I've got a light work day today, so I'll be repeat dialing those 4 all day. From past experience their staffers will usually ask where you're from and your voting party affiliation.

Check out the quotes in the press release: https://www.insidernj.com/press-release/assembly-speaker-coughlin-senate-president-scutari-respond-to-law-enforcement-support-of-commonsense-gun-safety-legislation/ The legislator's quotes are as expected, but I was galled to see the NJ PBA-type orgs falling over themselves to praise that they got thrown a bone, while throwing NJ citizens under the bus It's amazing isn't it? The police are simultaneously both so oppressive that we have serious legislative considerations to barring their mere presence at polling places, but yet so protective that they are the only ones who can get exceptions to what is a blanket ban on carry for everyone else. Apparently the level of training that police receive in firearms is simply unreachable for "civilians".

Colion jumps in:

In for another 1k.

Proceedings are now live, audio only: https://www.njleg.state.nj.us/live-proceedings/media-player?committee=AJU&agendaDate=2022-11-14-10:00:00&agendaType=M&av=A

A judge has ordered that large portions of the CCIA cannot be enforced pending resolution of the court case, and has denied staying that order. Big parts of the CCIA cannot be enforced for the forseeable future, until the case is decided.

NY's CCIA Bill has been mostly enjoined, and a stay of the action pending appeal denied! https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nynd.134829/gov.uscourts.nynd.134829.78.0_1.pdf The "vampire clause" is enjoined (that's the "restricted locations" provision contained in section 5 part).

Yeah, not sure what the strategy was, but I believe ANJRPC/Schmutter did consider that and had a reason to announce when they did. Theres another “gotcha” in the bill that I haven’t seen mentioned in public yet, they may be holding onto that one.

Thanks for the heads up @Krdshrk, regret I can’t join you this Sunday. Will look for the next one.

Here's the Camden County one. There's a group for every NJ County: https://www.facebook.com/groups/413118610812525

May want to join the following facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/849992745979018

Interesting - If Assemblyman Rooney is to be believed, the bill was really pulled because they were not going to have enough votes to pass it (my emphasis added on that part):

And why would it be harder to shoot down? Because it would be more in line with the Bruen decision? That is GOOD. Also, the more delay there is, the more the chance that the NY judge rules on the TRO request there, and that may guide the legislators.

Twitter feed:

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A "fast track" bill that was touted as going to sail through the legislative process and become law is now apparently being slow walked. The slower it moves, the less chance it has of becoming law. Still looking for some other source to confirm aside from "Lakewood Scoop".

Haven't seen any other source for this yet, but hot damn if true: https://thelakewoodscoop.com/news/breaking-concealed-carry-restriction-bill-pulled-from-voting-session/