Maryland can
continue enforcing its gun permit law requiring residents to show a
"good and substantial reason" to carry handguns until a federal appeals
court decides the matter, the court said Wednesday.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond granted a stay in
the case as requested by Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler. The
court also directed the case to be expedited, tentatively scheduling
arguments during a session set for Oct. 23-26.
"The proceedings have been expedited and the state will present its
arguments to the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals in late October," said
David Paulson, a spokesman for Gansler. "In the meantime, the state will
continue to follow and enforce this law as passed by the General
Assembly."
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CRAP!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy are they fighting this. Like Del McDermott said-- it is okay to protect money but not humans? Their priorities are screwed up royally. Have these people such low values than they place more importance on money than life?
ReplyDeleteO'Malley is doing everything in his abuse of power to keep innocent tax paying citizens from defending themselves against the very low life's he is supporting from cradle to grave.
ReplyDeleteit makes one wonder if they aren't placing more importance on the criminals life than yours...
ReplyDeleteCARRY ANYWAY! It is only a misdemeanor just carry one if you feel the need its better to be judged by twelve than carried by six!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYep 4:43 I would rather be a defendant than a victim for sure!
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