The brief, filed in the Maryland Court of Special Appeals on behalf of Edward Holmes Whalen, argues that the state’s gun laws are unconstitutional and have been superseded by other case precedents.Right now in Maryland and a few other states, those applying to get a license to carry have to show “good cause,” or in Maryland, a “good and substantial reason” to receive a license. Here are a few reasons that aren’t good enough in Maryland at the moment:
A Maryland resident must provide a “good and substantial reason” to be granted a concealed carry permit. Maryland is one of 10 states considered a “may issue” state, which means it requires a permit to carry a concealed gun, and granting that permit is at the discretion of local authorities. It’s a restrictive law that prevents most average citizens from being able to obtain a permit, said Sen. Michael Hough (R-Frederick and Carroll).
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6 comments:
The traitor Hogan will do all he can to screw residents out of their 2nd. amendment rights.
if I want to protect my money/business I can get a permit in maryland, however if I want to protect my life, family etc I can't! what's more important? never waited for or needed a politician, judge, or cop to tell me my God given rights are! you can bet they all got guns and carry them or are protected by someone with one!
About time we get a day in court over this.
Go get em guys!!!!! Fight the good fight!!!!
Hogan promised he would change the policies and he has done nothing. Hogan a "TRUE" Democrat.
Hogan could care less what you think
he is in Utah now ....at Tax payers expense
having a good time
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