ryan_j

NJSP here needs stamped envelopes and they mail them to your references.

PA AG website updated today: http://www.attorneygeneral.gov/crime.aspx?id=184 What's interesting is that UT is now listed as a Category 6 state in addition to being a Cat 4 state. I know Utah allows permitless open carry (as long as you don't have a round in the chamber) but I thought concealed required a permit.

Bingo. If the four antis on the court thought they had the votes to kill the 2A, they'd grant cert and use Drake (or Kachalsky, or Woollard) to kill it.

Please show me the law where it says it has to be cased. Maybe it violates hunting regs, but if I have my AR, as long as it is unloaded and I have my FID it is legal, uncased or not.

Yep. People like to think Alan Gura was solely responsible for winning Heller, but Paul Clement was SG at the time and quite possibly saved the case when he referred to the English bill of rights which referred to the rights of "the people" and not "the militia."

Yeah tell me about it. It is not an insignificant amount of money either. But I still have to file a NY return because my wife works for NYC. She has a good bit of service in with pension and health insurance. She does have to pay the NYC 1127 tax though. That's also part of the reason we couldn't move to Texas 7 years ago. I suppose we are stuck here until she either retires from the city or the city downsizes the workforce.

Recruiters keep spamming me with jobs at AT&T. Based on what others have told me I don't think I'd want to work there. I used to work in NJ from 2003-2007. My last job was with AIG and that went away when the market started to slide, and they had their own issues. But I enjoyed working there. It was not far from places like Short Hills and I lived in Wayne so it was an easy commute. Now I work in NYC, and while I like what my job offers in the way of salary and benefits, I wish I could work in NJ (or PA) closer to home. Another company I used to work for, Pfizer consumer Healthcare, sold that business to Johnson and Johnson, but I had left long before that. I remember seeing big companies in beaultiful office parks, but it seems like a lot of companies just packed up and left, much of it during the Corzine years and accelerated during and after the financial crisis.

Congrats. I was offered paid relocation 7 years ago to DFW. Stupidly I did not take it and ended up in NJ. I will be in DFW in July though, possibly doing the nonresident CHL as well.

There is an exemption, but does VFW qualify as a military organization? " 2C:39-6. a. Provided a person complies with the requirements of subsection j. of this section, N.J.S.2C:39-5 does not apply to: ... (6) A member of a legally recognized military organization while actually under orders or while going to or from the prescribed place of meeting and carrying the weapons prescribed for drill, exercise or parade;" This is different from the regular military exception: " (1) Members of the Armed Forces of the United States or of the National Guard while actually on duty, or while traveling between places of duty and carrying authorized weapons in the manner prescribed by the appropriate military authorities;"

Sorry guys but it took a ton of lost cases before they picked up Heller. I don't buy the conspiracy theories.

That is true. I think our best hope out of the court system right now is Peruta out of California or Baker out of Hawaii.

It was just tongue in cheek, but it addresses a major gripe I have with NJ gun laws. They decided to take the strictest laws and applied them to the entire state. The state is always harping about how it is the most densely populated and needs gun control to prevent people from firing into crowds... but up where I live, none of that is the case, because we don't have a lot of population.

I would be fine if inner cities enacted all the gun control they wanted while out in the country I could do what I please.

He's waiting the full 45 days. By now you should know that Christie thinks and acts like a lawyer.

I don't think he will sign it. Too much backlash for that to happen. He'll at worst conditionally veto it.

The supreme court's website is woefully out of date. Nappen confirms that Pantano is done at the NJSC. Peruta is a good case but they have to decide Kamala Harris' intervention and it could even go en banc. If en banc is denied, I'm not sure whether they'll appeal to SCOTUS.

Pantano is dead at the state level: http://www.ammoland.com/2014/05/new-jersey-supreme-court-dodges-on-second-amendment-case/#axzz332AlZBkw

It doesn't matter. On appeal all charges were dropped except the hollow point ammo and that's specifically what was at issue here.

I still want to know what town this is?

Brian Aitken has, hence the reason for this lawsuit. Yes, I know some people want to be judge jury and executioner, and say he was an idiot for driving around with guns in his trunk. But the courts dropped all of the charges except for the hollow points.

Bet you didn't know this one was in play. Brian Aitken brought his case to the US Supreme Court. He wanted to overturn NJ's ban on hollow point ammo. Today the order list is out, and certiorari was denied. So it looks like NJ's hollow point ban/restriction stands (for now).

http://law.justia.com/cases/new-jersey/appellate-division-unpublished/2014/a0498-12.html

What town is this if you don't mind my asking? I would get in touch with ANJRPC Strikeforce - [email protected]. They are working on something to get towns to comply. Getting in touch with an attorney would also get help. Evan Nappen's firm specializes in this stuff. He may be busy but he has a team including Lou Nappen, Richard Gilbert and David Huang. He's not cheap but he wins.

It's a court decision. Search for Jeremy Perez in this forum.

We do have such a law. We issue permits. We issue them to almost no one but we issue them.