DirtyDigz

Judgement issued this afternoon. Anyone got PACER access to see what it is? https://www.supremecourt.gov/docket/docketfiles/html/public/20-1507.html

I like this one: https://www.amazon.com/01-100-09-Original-Emergency-Keychain-Seatbelt/dp/B01G6C18EC/ The window breaker is essentially a spring loaded center punch, so you don't need to have the room/ability to swing your arm to open it. The body pulls away from the cap. I zip-tie the cap to the interior grab handle on the driver's side. Don't have to worry about it flying out of reach in an accident.

RIP to that FFL. Biden's ATF ain't gonna cut them any slack.

[Sad Trombone Noises]

Good to know, thanks!

Looks like a 2013 Hyundai Elantra is going to be purchased. Any specific issues with this year/model I should be aware of?

Dunno what your game is, but I'll play: Yes, Hollow Point ammunition still illegal outside of certain exemptions, regardless if granted carry permit or not. No, unless you're a NJ LEO - NJ LEO's are exempted from hollow point restrictions. No it is not. You do not have a duty to inform a police officer you're carrying if you're stopped.

Just to be clear - with a NJ Carry permit, you can carry your firearm on your body/within reach in car, correct?

With a NJ carry permit you no longer have to stick to the exemptions, but there are still prohibited places (e.g., schools without prior permission).

Looks like no, at least on the training portion:

They started their own firm and are now representing the NSSF: https://www.nssf.org/articles/nssf-hires-clement-murphy-pllc/

That sucks. Does this mean you've also lost your "grandfathered/unexpiring" FID, and now will have to go through the training requirement and FID expiration/renewal process under the new FID law just passed?

No. Without a NJ carry permit you can not legally transport handguns "anywhere you want" within the state of NJ in your car. You legally still have to be within the exemptions.

Murphy's comments prior to signing the 7 new bills into law this morning:

Body armor ban was NOT signed. I think that bill has died.

Murphy just finished signing into law 7 bills. Trying to get a listing of them. These are now NJ Law: Require training for people to receive a gun purchaser ID in the state and to renew that card every four years. (A4370) Ban the future sales certain .50 caliber rifles in the state. It would not apply to antique firearms, and current owners of such weapons would need to register them and pay a $50 fee. (S2905) Amend the state’s public nuisance laws to prohibit the gun industry from endangering the safety or health of the public through its sale, manufacturing, importing, or marketing of guns. (A1765) Require gun owners who move to New Jersey to obtain a firearm purchaser ID card and register their guns within 60 days. (S1204) Require retailers in the state to use micro-stamping technology to put serial numbers on guns once the state attorney general determines they are commercially available. The technology is not yet widely available. (A4368) Require ammunition manufacturers and dealers to keep a detailed electronic record of sales and report them to the State Police. (A1302) Increase penalties in the state related to manufacturing of “ghost guns.” Those are untraceable firearms that can be bought online and assembled at home. (S2846)

Youtube livestream supposedly starting at 11:15am:

Passport photos - most NJ county clerk’s offices offer passport application assistance and can take passport photos for a fee. Monmouth county does them for $10: https://www.monmouthcountyclerk.com/county-clerk/passports/passport-information/

This bill was introduced by Durr in February, before the Bruen decision was released.

What about NJ’s law/legal structure that makes carrying any weapon (not just guns), specifically for the purpose of self defense, a crime? Per Nappen:

The NJ legislature pressed on today: https://newjerseyglobe.com/gun-control/n-j-gun-package-continues-advancing-as-supreme-court-guts-concealed-carry-laws/ "Most importantly, the Senate Law and Public Safety Committee approved seven gun bills backed by Gov. Phil Murphy, clearing them for a possible vote next Monday. (An eighth bill had already passed the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.) Six bills were also passed by the Assembly Appropriations Committee today, all of which previously came before the Assembly Judiciary Committee just yesterday." "While Scutari appears committed to pushing for most of the governor’s gun package, two bills have been left behind. One that would raise the age for obtaining an FPIC from 18 to 21 cleared the Assembly Judiciary Committee yesterday but wasn’t posted in the Senate today; another that would add safe storage requirements for firearms hasn’t come up for a vote in any committee."

Holy crap, the lawyers who argued for NYSRPA in Bruen are effectively pushed out of their firm: https://www.politico.com/news/2022/06/23/lawyers-gun-rights-supreme-court-00041909

This post by @Mr.Stu is extremely relevant:

Hrmm, what is California up to?: