Notes from the Resistance
Challenger to NJ’s unconstitutional law granted carry permit (kind of). [More]
So the “historical understanding” is that flintlock pistols were to be kept unloaded and locked in the back of the carriage and you could not have them where the “authorities” declared off-limits …?
Just like the old days…?
Hospital employee arrested after 39 guns, ammo found in office closet [More]
I can’t really find anything about the guy aside from this story, but the bottom line from what’s been reported is he’s facing years in prison, he hasn’t hurt anybody, and if the stuff was his, unless and until he abuses others with it, it’s his birthright to have…
Could be he’s a lunatic. Without due process before disarmament, we can’t legitimately tell. And New Jersey “Only Ones” aren’t exactly the benchmark to use…
[Via bondmen]
“By adopting this ordinance, the Borough Council will make it clear that our public buildings, such as our schools, our library and our community center, should be free from the dangers of unlicensed, poorly trained or troubled gun owners, while accepting our law enforcement officers who are doing their duty.” [More]
Because everyone’s safer with “Only Ones“!
And speaking of duty…
[Via Jess]
Big Court Win for New Jersey LEOSA Permits [More]
A win for who?
Because no one does more to advance gun owner rights than New Jersey “Only Ones”!
Hey, at least their place at the table is assured. And we know how important that is to people like me!
[Via Christopher S]
Although the majority’s ruling impacts our century-old justifiable need requirement for carrying firearms, it does not change any other aspect of New Jersey’s public carry law. To be clear: Carrying a handgun without a permit is still illegal in this state, and all other requirements for obtaining a carry permit still apply. [More]
And like our totalitarian counterparts in California, we will continue to throw every obstacle that will take years to clear that we can think of in the way.
It’s called being a Faubus.
After the snippy exchanges, one of the officers searches Pesce’s vehicle and finds his police badge — and remarks, “Ohh,” NJ.com said, referring to the hour-plus footage the site obtained. Both officers then turn off their cameras, the outlet said — with their tone markedly different when the cameras are switched back on, with Pesce now being called “chief,” the outlet noted. [More]
I’d say “Now imagine had this been you” except I don’t know anyone who would get himself in this type of disgustingly pathetic situation.
[Via Michael G]
