ryan_j

There has been no case law on any of these scenarios, so nobody knows. No matter what anyone tells you, nobody can give you a definitive answer. Do you want to be a test case?

This is why I don't think any judges are just pulling a favor to give carry permits to their friends and family. http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index.ssf/2014/02/former_chief_jersey_city_judge.html#incart_m-rpt-1 Maybe a few people get permits but I don't have reason to believe it's widespread. NJSP says they approve 500-800 permits per year. I can pretty much guarantee you that 99.99% of those are armed security guards or armored car drivers.

It's her. She neeyeds to be on this case and they neeyed to grant cert.

That seems correct. If you're going to a place specifically listed under the NJ exemptions, you can transport it under the manner specified in the NJ statute. If you transport it interstate from one place where it is legal to possess to another where it is legal to possess, you transport it in the manner specified in FOPA.

Based on how libs have gone back on their word before, I would have to say no. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.

So back to the question. I don't care about those who get to carry on statutory authority, like prosecutors or retired LEOs. I want to know if there are any who got the superior court to pull a favor for them. Anyone?

It's a .380. I wonder why it's so popular?

What would a hiker be doing on my property? Trespassing. If anything I will be calling the cops on him.

Guess what? VA is now reinstated as being valid in Delaware. Apparently Beau Biden was told to put it back. http://handgunlaw.us/notices.htm

Maybe that whole ethics thing gets in the way.

Sad that America has come to this. I'd expect this from some two bit third world dictatorship, but not here.

That's a good bill and is the same bill that Asm Mike Carroll introduces every year. Doesn't have a snowball's chance but it's good that he introduces it.

Then amend the bill to take the judge out of the equation.

Walker is no RINO. He is strong on a lot of conservative causes including fiscal issues and even 2A. He made WI a shall issue state, for example. The only thing he's kind of wishy washy on is amnesty.

Scott Walker seems like a reasonable balanced Republican. Rand Paul may seem too libertarian. Even though I do support libertarians and conservatives, I am realistic in that we need someone who can win.

Www.handgunlaw.us is free and better than any app I've tried.

Yeah, I really have to laugh when people say Christie would run as a Democrat, when he has sacrificed some of the sacred cows of the left like organized labor, gay marriage, global warming and public education. Don't think because he's an anti and he embraced Obama that he's a lib. He's left of most Republicans but he's not quite Dem yet.

It is pretty much the backstory. It's not their motivations, but the backstory is what lets them justify it. It's also why she targeted Florida first.

That's why I said:

Do you have any actual proof of this? Other people have had verified threats, documented via police reports and were turned down. Until I hear of actual legislators and judges getting permits, I don't believe that they are routinely granted permits.

There's no statute saying judges can carry.

Well, we can keep what we have which is where you pay $20 to get denied. $100 for me is a sacrifice I'm willing to make. I have more than that already sunk in for my other CCW permits (FL/UT/CT)

Exactly. Guns are small potatoes for them. We're just annoying little gnats, or as Lou Greenwald put it, a small vocal minority. If they really had something on him they would probably go for something that pays off their best friends - organized labor.

Yes she is a Republican. I call BS on the part where they can get a permit because they can decide. A judge doesn't issue his/her own permit. There's a guy on NJ2AS facebook who shoots with two judges, and he says they cannot get a permit.

It may not directly affect justifiable need, but if approval was taken away from the superior court and given to the sheriffs, it may work out that more people get carry permits. Our sheriff is a big NRA supporter, so he may be friendly to the idea.