ryan_j

I work for a large media company in NYC and I put that down in my forms. Hasn't caused any problems so far.

It's on the SAF site. http://saf.org/legal.action/drake_cert_petition_filed.pdf 200+ pages. Grab a cup of coffee.

Read carefully. They DROPPED FL,VA,AZ for nonresidents. The others you're referring to were already resident permit only. I'm referring to recent changes, not what was already the case. Also, MS doesn't issue nonresident permits except to military or if you have a permit in your home state in which case getting a PA LTCF would be better. Anyway, the only real viable option for NJ residents now is Utah.

I thought that you board the auto train in Lorton, VA not DC proper.

They also use NICS to enforce OGAM.

That's not true. They only dropped FL, AZ, VA. They dropped ID completely. The rest are intact, and likely to stay intact because of the McKown ruling.

Ohio clarifies that non-res and res Arizona are good in Ohio. http://www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov/OhioAttorneyGeneral/files/74/74b64a18-6c93-4f0d-a53e-3a8485ca5466.pdf

Most states will not drop reciprocity with FL. In fact quite a few will honor from any state, resident and non resident.

Some are saying he can direct the AG to define justifiable need simply as self defense.

There's no telling if it could be but some interesting things came out of that case. My guess is that the state would reference the case in its brief in opposition and the court would consider that as a factor when granting cert. If the case does get taken up, who knows.

I don't think it will be in the conference for the 10th.

Don't get too excited yet though. She then goes on to say that justifiable need balances against that requirement. But it was nice to see this: Based upon the broad reasoning of Heller and McDonald, we think the Second Amendment right to carry a handgun for the purpose of lawful self-defense exists or extends beyond the home. Nevertheless, we have no reason to decide that question. Here is the decision: http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/opinions/a3704-11.pdf And some linkage from the SL: http://www.nj.com/politics/index.ssf/2013/12/chris_christies_administration_declines_to_defend_gun_laws_in_court_battle.html#incart_river_default

It didn't say where it would be valid.

They said nothing about NJ carry permit. I will show my Utah and see how far that gets me, LOL.

I think some will but some won't. Utah and Florida I don't see them doing it. Florida makes a lot of $ from the permits. Utah it may seem so as well since 60% of their permits are nonresident.

I asked Albert Almeida, who is the guy who was on GFH radio a few weeks ago talking about his denial. He basically owns apartments in Newark and one of the tenants threatened him so he applied for a carry permit and was denied by his PD. He had no problems applying for more pistol purchase permits. I am going to apply once I complete the qualification. I already took NRA basic and I'm going to see what else the state requires. As for justifiable need I'm going to write a book. I'm going to cite the Heller decision and also cite a number of shootings and other violent crime. I'm also going to cite where off duty LEOs were successful in defending themselves. I'm going to cite that I have carry permits in other states and they trust me to carry. I'm going all in. No reason to just sit back.

They may revoke them because they're looking at revamping the permits.

I have no idea but I suspect it's some strategy he has in mind. They never reveal their hand. These guys are playing chess, not checkers and are always four moves ahead. My guess is that there's another case he wants to shake out before this one is heard. Peña with the California handgun roster I've been told may have something to do with the timing.

Looks like the bill will require a permit from your home state first, and it looks like it has bipartisan support. http://bangordailynews.com/2013/12/11/politics/lawmakers-aim-to-close-loophole-that-makes-it-easier-for-out-of-staters-to-get-maine-concealed-carry-permits/

I think they have 90 days to decide whether to grant or deny cert

Maybe he does snow plowing on the side.

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If you think this will speed up things, HA! I've been waiting since early October. Yes, I did the online process. Yes, my references returned their forms promptly. All I'm waiting on is a phonecall from the Augusta barracks. In 2012 it took 2 months and this was even with hurricane Sandy. This year I hear they're taking 6 months. Shall not be infringed my ass!

I think BLF is a PANYNJ cop so he has jurisdiction in metro NY/NJ.

I got one because I actually go to CT somewhat often. You're right, if you don't go there it is of little value to you.