ryan_j

You may have missed where I bought one.

It's in section 2C:39-5 and 6 of the NJ criminal code of justice.

e. Nothing in subsections b., c. and d. of N.J.S.2C:39-5 shall be construed to prevent a person keeping or carrying about his place of business, residence, premises or other land owned or possessed by him, any firearm, or from carrying the same, in the manner specified in subsection g. of this section, from any place of purchase to his residence or place of business, between his dwelling and his place of business, between one place of business or residence and another when moving, or between his dwelling or place of business and place where such firearms are repaired, for the purpose of repair. For the purposes of this section, a place of business shall be deemed to be a fixed location.

I don't disagree with the seizure.

Not really the NSA, but there are rumors. That said, being a family man myself, I know how one is attached to one's children and will do anything for them.

I'd say once the S.Ct rules, you're now free to go and disobey the now unconstitutional law. Besides, it's not like people don't do that already anyway.

Well yeah, DUH. The point is that the police can't just bust into your house and search anytime they damn well please, even if you have banned weapons, a pot farm or some bootleg DVDs. They must have a warrant and probable cause or fall under one of the exemptions.

Well guys I'm pulling the trigger and buying one. Should be lots of fun.

My dad makes and brings for me whenever he comes up here. He grows his own peppers, usually habanero, scotch bonnet or one of the hotter varietes. He made one with "7 pot" which is almost as hot as the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion. Sometimes I make my own too. At work I keep a bottle of El Yucateco green. It's not really that hot (for me) but it's better than any of the other stuff.

Place, not state of origin. The statute says "place."

Could be sooner than that if CC and lil Kim are forced out due to the phony scandals. Two faced Sweeney is the next in line.

Van drew's bill which made it out of committee last year but was buried by Sweeney and never brought to a vote. I still don't know how they even get away with breaking the rules so blatantly.

They used due process in the 14th in McDonald to incorporate Heller to the states. The concurring opinion used due process of the 14th to do the same.

NJSC has granted certiorari and this is the brief of the appellants. Orals haven't been scheduled yet.

As you said, you're not a lawyer. As the actual lawyer said, there's no case law so it's a gray area but FOPA should apply. Also, the Revell case that you're trying to cite here has zero relevance so don't even bother.

All I can say is... wow! http://www.evannappen.com/nappen-law-firm-files-second-amendment-brief-with-nj-supreme-court.html

It's also on google cache.

Here's the PAFOA thread: http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-open-carry-121/140698-fopa-transport-protection-states-origin-destination-unlikely-report-page-3.html

Oh come on, really? You guys argued about this very thing in 2011 over at PAFOA, and someone said that they asked Nappen (a lawyer who does not have to pretend to be one) at an NJ2AS meeting and he said that while it was a gray area with no case law, it would be covered under FOPA. Yes, it would get dicey based on the 3rd circuit ruling if you live in an apartment or park your car on the street, due to the narrow interpretation of FOPA. But based on the actual wording of the statute, it seems that you'd be covered if you put it in your car on your property and then transport from there. Remember that the 2C:39-6 exemptions are just that, exemptions, not restrictions. You're not restricted in going to/from the range. You're exempted. Federal law under FOPA would provide an additional exemption to that.

Treat it like a marriage license.

Sure you can. It's just leather and maybe kydex.

Believe me, I walk the walk, right down to my line of work. As for buying something other than an AR be any better? Well, considering Cuomo likes to boast about his Remington shotgun, and Joe Biden like to boast about their shotguns, and Bloomberg et al keep telling us that things were so great when people were using 6 shot revolvers instead of semi auto handguns with high cap magazines, maybe yes, if they win, the future of gun ownership is headed that way. But I do get the part about not letting them win.

I live in Sussex county NJ and when the housing market went in the crapper, they reassessed several areas in town. My home was severely overvalued and my assessment went down a couple hundred grand. I now pay $8000 in taxes where I was paying $10,000+. This is a direct result of an overwhelming amount of tax appeals that people filed.

You're talking about the foreign earned income exclusion. This has nothing to do with state of residency, which is usually the last state you lived in on US soil, or in the case of being born abroad, the state in which your parents lived in at the time. And regarding the FEIC, you still need to file a tax return. All US citizens and permanent residents need to file one regardless of where they live. States require it too. http://www.taxesforexpats.com/articles/expat-tax-rules/state-taxes-expat-tax-return.html

Given the current political climate, is it even wise to consider buying an AR in NJ? The way I see it, when CC leaves office, all hell will break loose. The contenders for the governorship after him are not looking good. We have Sweeney and Steve Fulop. Fulop I consider to be the most dangerous of them all because he's even interfering with what kinds of guns the police can buy... lord alone knows what he'll do to regular citizens if he takes the reins. But I'm still tempted to get one, even if I'll have to dump it in 4 years. Thoughts? Yes, I know it's a depressing topic.