(PIKESVILLE, MD) -- The Maryland State Police will comply with state law and the ruling of the courts as the state moves forward on appeal. The most recent ruling in this case, issued July 23, 2012, takes effect 14 days from the date of issuance. In the interim, the State Police will follow existing state law and will apply the standard of good and substantial reason to the review of handgun carry permit applications. We will continue to be guided by legal counsel from the Office of the Attorney General regarding subsequent court action and how that will be applied to the investigation and issuance of handgun carry permits.Greg ShipleySpokesman
The policy is backwards. The state should have to prove a "good and substantial" reason to take away your constitutional rights.
ReplyDeleteLiberal state, with liberal leadership, cant follow the "law of the land"...typical
ReplyDeleteWhat was the july 23 ruling, the earlier one went against the state.
ReplyDeleteVisit marylandshallissue.org for all the details on the case & how it affects carry applications
ReplyDeleteI'll just take my chances with a jury. Screw them.
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