ryan_j

I talked about it here: http://www.njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/61650-Electronic-SB212A

Looks like they said "just kidding" and VA is back on the "no reciprocity for you" list.

Well, the point was that the law is vague and there's no case law. A trooper could say what he wants but until it goes in front of a judge we don't know. Remember people thought it was OK to transport hollow points between residences until Brian Aitken was convicted by a judge for illegal possession of hollow points. Also, understand what Nappen said - that it COULD be construed, not that it WOULD be. Point is nobody knows because the law doesn't define what unloaded is.

I used to but I prefer my own tweets.

The blaze actually is quite good. One of my former coworkers and good friend is their head web tech guy. I was also fortunate enough to talk with Glenn Beck when he was at Fox.

I wouldn't ask the police. I would just look to see if the town has a discharge ordinance. Many towns have their ordinances online now.

NJ does not define loaded. In states that do, on one extreme you have NY that says loaded means you have ammo that fits in the firearm. On the other extreme you have Utah that says that it's only loaded if you have one in the chamber. Nappen' advice is not to transport loaded mags because that could be construed to be part of the firearm. I think though that if you do get to the point where the cops are looking for guns in your car you're screwed anyway.

By the way the op ed is from NAGR, the organization everyone loves to hate. But you must admit they wrote the article and not the NRA.

The way I see it, open carry should not require a license. Concealed should require a license and training.

That's exactly what I'm talking about. You can only buy a gun and carry it home. You can't take it back unless it's being repaired, unless you have a carry permit.

I know it isn't as good as brass, but apart from not being able to reload, any other downside? Corrosion? Wear? FTF/FTE? Seeing some good prices on steel case ammo. Shouldn't be a problem with the range I shoot at, since it's an outdoor range.

Here's something I thought about today, that Evan may have touched on in the brief. I do not see any exemption in 2C:39-6 for transporting any firearm to a FFL, or anywhere for that matter, for purposes of sale or disposition. There is ONLY an exemption from place of purchase to home and from home to FFL for purpose of repair. Yet it is routinely done. Correct?

I generally use google.

Let's hope they grant cert. The outcome is important but I definitely would want tickets to that horror show!

That case was with a nonresident who stayed overnight in NJ. It's not applicable to a resident who is leaving from a place that is legal to possess. There has been no case law for residents who leave NJ through NJ airports with firearms. Nonresidents (like you) will likely be arrested and prosecuted. There is case law for that. No, you never said you were a source of legal advice but you sit on your high horse in Pennsylvania saying that FOPA doesn't apply in NJ to NJ residents. That's bull. It absolutely does apply. The actual lawyer (NOT YOU!!!) said that.

They have made it abundantly clear that if you file even a day late your filing will go in the round file.

The problem was that the commercial depicted a salad bowl not a melting pot. There were so many subtle things in it, such as the gay couple with what we can only assume is their adopted daughter, and the final scene of illegals crossing the desert. This commercial should have been done by OFA not coke. And why did they reject the Daniel defense commercial again? Gun owners and gun culture not part of America the beautiful?

It's the US Supreme Court, not the nj pretend kangaroo court. So 30 days is 30 days, unless they have some major disaster that puts the NJ AG out of commission.

Because liberal democrats in NJ or anywhere for that matter are not about compromise. Sweeney was fighting with Weinberg for control of the Democrat party in NJ and she is rabidly anti gun.

It's a good bill designed to make this gun not an assault weapon. It actually made it out of LPS committee last year but Sweeney buried it because the GOPers ran Niki Trunk against him.

The court can grant an extension to file a Brief In Opposition (BIO) for an initial period of 30 days. This is routinely granted. They can grant additional periods of 30 days but this is more difficult. So I suspect the state will file its response in March. It's a stall tactic for them and is expected (MD also applied for an extension in Woollard.) But Pantano is in the pipeline so that may factor in.

They do not differentiate between a new permit and a renewal.

I am looking at the brief now and the stat only excluded retired LEOs, not armed guards.

There's no case law on it. That's what an actual lawyer said.

You're not a lawyer. Quit giving bad legal advice.