ryan_j

The Land of Lincoln will be truly LoL

This takes time. There will be constitutional carry, at least for a short time. And a lot of counties have already passed resolutions in support of concealed carry. http://pro2aresolution.tripod.com/id12.html

Oh please! Really? Everything I do at work is monitored. Phone calls recorded, Internet activity monitored (they have a man in the middle thing for SSL websites too, so not even SSL is private), exit/entry to the building, inidividual floors and sensitive areas like studios and tech rooms. And yes we have surveillance cameras everywhere. That's just reality these days. Everyone here has a cell phone camera and filming happens. When a contractor comes to do work on your home, you do sit and watch them, right? I most certainly do. If you don't, then you have an extremely high level of trust in complete strangers.

I must try 81 on my next trip to FL. 95 is just too much of a mess. Are there a lot of tolls on 81?

Yeah but even if you can't carry a large screen in your pocket, do you need a large screen in your pocket? I'm fine with the phone sized screen for a phone and it fits very easily in my pocket.

I don't understand the fascination with big screens. That's what I have an iPad for.

Justifiable need is by no means unique to NJ.HI, MD and NY have the same. They call it different things but it is the same thing - discretionary issue based on need.

Exactly that's what I'm saying. People are doing as if they don't have ink to do prints anymore. Also you can get prints done from other places too for Arizona. They don't require it to be from a LE agency.

It doesn't have to be NJ. It can be another state like IL or MD or HI or CA. Once SCOTUS rules it will apply nationwide. And no I don't share the pessimism. I never say never. It can happen. Heller was a long shot but it happened.

So what was supposed to happen? What was that feature he was trying to show us before the ND? Hardly worth a darwin award unless he disabled his reproductive functions in the process.

That has nothing to do with the leniency of the initial sentence.

And as expected, Quinn guts the bill: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/07/foghorn/breaking-illinois-governor-guts-concealed-carry-bill/?fb_source=pubv1 Requires a person carrying a gun to have it completely concealed, rather than mostly. Limits a person to carrying one magazine that is capable of holding 10 or fewer bullets. Prohibits carrying in any establishment where alcohol is consumed, except for a private residence or private club. The original bill prohibited carrying in establishments where alcohol sales account for more than 50 percent of receipts. Inverts the presumption of where a person can carry. Licensees can carry only in locations where the property owner has posted a sign indicating it’s OK to carry a gun on the property. Previously, the bill said property owners had to post signs if they wanted to prohibit carrying guns on their property. Allows employers to prohibit guns on their properties, even inside vehicles on parking lots. Previously, the bill’s “safe harbor” provision allowed an employee to keep his or her firearm in the car while parked in the lot, even if the employer prohibited firearms on the property. Requires a licensee to lock the gun in a case before exiting the vehicle when parked outside a location that prohibits guns. Previously, the bill allowed a licensee to carry an unloaded gun in the immediate area surrounding the car in order to store it or retrieve it from the trunk. Completely removes the preemption against bans on so-called assault weapons, thereby restoring the authority of municipalities to enact bans on such weapons. But it passed with a veto proof majority, so this shouldn't matter. Illinois will be dragged kicking and screaming into America whether they like it or not!

It's a fairy tale. What could happen is national reciprocity as there already is for retired law enforcement.

I kind of agree but SAF threatened to upshow them, so they actually joined the suit. ANJRPC is one of the plaintiffs in the right to carry suit.

Exactly, and Bach was on GFH radio this week saying that NRA gives us support behind the scenes via ANJRPC.

What kind of crimes? You'd think that burglary would be one of them.

It's easy to blame Christie but all of Custis' convictions were before Christie took office.

Illinois is getting very close. The Governor is expected to amend and then sign. http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/politics/clout/chi-quinn-expected-to-use-amendatory-veto-powers-on-concealed-carry-bill-tuesday-20130701,0,6816106.story There is speculation that he will let local towns pick and choose their regulations which will be nothing short of an absolute clusterf***. Several counties are already allowing carry with a FOID card by not enforcing the existing illegal possession laws. I still have hope for NJ despite the doom and gloom from mipafox and others. The 3rd circuit still has to rule and we may get a nice surprise. Or not. But I prefer optimism. Anyway when they finally start issuing I am planning to visit Illinois and get a nonresident permit.

Fourth degree felony. Now how about that.

Isn't there a three strikes law? Mandatory minimums? Anything?

How do they get your index print on the fid card then?

Nail guns don't shoot anything. It has to contact the wood and be pressed down before the nail is fired.

Yes, they will bash you however. All over the sidewalk.

1 year and change for a FID In that shite hole. I wouldn't live there if it were the last place on earth.

This thug was 245lbs and 5'8? What is in the prison diet? Creatine?