mrjam2jab

Problem there is then you run into each municipality passing their own ordinances...creating a patchwork of laws that a carrier would have to keep abreast of.

She could very easily send UT a written agreement...

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Those commercials ONLY aired in the Philly market.

That's true. However, SHE couldn't make that change. It has to be changed through legislation.

I think the NJ resident (or any state other than PA) with a FL permit was an unintended consequence. Her idea of "FL loophole" was a Phila resident that was denied a PA LTCF for a stupid reason...like parking tickets...going to FL for a permit.

I don't see "universal reciprocity". With Section 85 being training:

This suit was more directed at the Federal statute forcing one to only buy handguns in the home state. VA was just thrown in to give standing. The folks tried to buy in VA and were refused = standing. If they just tried to sue without first trying to buy the case would have been thrown out.

Doesn't look like their website is active....last "News" is from January 2012. I "Liked" them on Facebook at some point...but don't recall seeing anything posted...althought looking at that Page it is active.

the oral arguements in front of Court of Appeals was today. Start reading from about post #1460 here: http://www.mdshooter...t=88287&page=37

It is. The extra info they are looking for doesn't make sense. A quick google search...not all HE cards have a line for instructor info. Statute says just need a certificate of completion.

They started charging sales tax here in PA last month. I still think the prices are cheaper even with the tax.

But he doesn't actually sign the cards. The signature is printed on the card along with all the other info. He never even sees them.

LTCF...but you're close. I keep trying to explain to folks that if Donnelly can issue in 15 minutes in Doylestown (Sheriff Office), then he should also be able to issue in 15 minutes at any of the satellite offices. They have the same computer at each location. 1 or 2 days at a satellite doesn't make any sense.

Got a cite for that?

You are aware that your FL permit is not good in SC?

The exception being if any of those reciprocal states are CO, FL, ME, MI, NH or SC. These 6 states only honor the permits of residents of the issuing states.

AZ http://www.azdps.gov/Services/Concealed_Weapons/Permits/Obtain/ CT http://www.ct.gov/despp/cwp/view.asp?a=4213&q=494614&desppNav_GID=2080 FL http://licgweb.doacs.state.fl.us/weapons/index.html ME http://www.maine.gov/dps/msp/licenses/weapons_permits.html NH http://www.nh.gov/safety/divisions/nhsp/ssb/permitslicensing/documents/dssp260.pdf TX http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/rsd/chl/index.htm UT http://publicsafety.utah.gov/bci/documents/CFPapp0312.pdf VA http://www.vsp.state.va.us/Firearms_NonresidentConcealed.shtm You could throw MA,ND and RI in there...but each require trips there.

No reason in the world a change of address should not be done "while you wait"....Investigation is certainly not needed. Yes they would.

I have also heard that it must be an "On Duty" LEO...so technically the GFH events don't count...but GFH doesn't seem to be running into any issues with it.

FL requires prints be done by LEA.

So if I had a suspended license...and my wife was driving our car...she would be pulled over contantly? Man, I would carry this one around with me...for just such occassions.

What training? The replacements are already LEO. They don't need to learn CPD way of (not) doing things.

Now that I'm thinking about it...I think that just means that the course I took in PA would not allow me to get a NJ safety cert or boat license. It does not mean that the PA cert is not accepted by NJ for operating a boat in NJ waters.

So that would be this card? Reason I'm asking is because my 13 yr old daughter expressed an interest in taking the Safety Course and in looking at the info I could have sworn that I read the PA card is not good in NJ...but now I can't find that. I took the course in 2002 and think I recall NJ changing things since then. Edit: Found it. In the course description: " Boating Safety Course: This one-day beginner boating class will give you the knowledge needed to obtain a boat license or safety certification in many states, except NJ. At the end of the course there will be a 50 question test. All course materials are provided by the US Coast Guard Auxiliary. Please bring your own lunch, writing utensils, and notebook/paper for notes. " Made me wonder...