Re: MD gun law found unconstitutional
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 9:04 am
By the time this gets to the supreme court Obama will have had packed it with all progressives
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That depends. The two Justices who are thought to be retiring during the next four years are Ginsberg and, possibly, Breyer. Both of them were appointed by Clinton.psijac wrote:By the time this gets to the supreme court Obama will have had packed it with all progressives
Thank you for your concise explanation.codeguy wrote:The typical pattern of appeals would be this, assuming that whomever loses at each stop along the way wants to carry on the fight:RHenriksen wrote:Yep, this looks like a BIG lever. How many hops to get to SCOTUS, assuming MD appeals?
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Please note: I am an attorney, but nothing in the above is or should be taken as any kind of legal advice. If you need legal advice, seek out a competent attorney in your area.
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codeguy
Federal judges are appointed, not elected...drjoker wrote:come election time, I'm going to write a check to judge U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg's re-election campaign!
And pray it isn't one who primarily appoints anti-gun/anti-freedom "loophole-closing" (freedom-taking) type Judges .... but has a record of >>> "says-anything-to-get-elected"RoyGBiv wrote:Federal judges are appointed, not elected...drjoker wrote:come election time, I'm going to write a check to judge U.S. District Judge Benson Everett Legg's re-election campaign!
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We, too, have relatives in PA. When we drive through MD, I lock the gun and ammo up to meet the Federal transport requirement. The last thing that I'm worried about is a MD LEO but then I make sure that I'm not over the speed limit, regardless of how fast those around us are going. It helps that we are in an RV.magillapd wrote:This is a great thing. When I visit my parents in Pennsylvania, I drive thru Maryland and West Virginia. I am so nervous in that short streach of I-81. They are so anti gun there.
What I am waiting for is West Virginia to allow Texas CHL holders in their state so I could just carry away! Or Ohio for that matter!
Have the same situation. Looks like there is no easy way to get to PA without locking it up in the trunk. My family is planning a PA trip to visit relatives this summer, and I too am worried about that little bit of MD you have to go thru on I81.chasfm11 wrote:We, too, have relatives in PA. When we drive through MD, I lock the gun and ammo up to meet the Federal transport requirement. The last thing that I'm worried about is a MD LEO but then I make sure that I'm not over the speed limit, regardless of how fast those around us are going. It helps that we are in an RV.magillapd wrote:This is a great thing. When I visit my parents in Pennsylvania, I drive thru Maryland and West Virginia. I am so nervous in that short streach of I-81. They are so anti gun there.
What I am waiting for is West Virginia to allow Texas CHL holders in their state so I could just carry away! Or Ohio for that matter!
For WVA, you could get either an AZ or a Utah out of State license and solve the problem. Utah solves Ohio, too. I'm probably going to do one of those myself this year.
Actually, AZ solves Ohio as well. AZ gets you NV, OH, WV. It cost $60 and you can use your TX CHL as proof of proficiency.chasfm11 wrote:For WVA, you could get either an AZ or a Utah out of State license and solve the problem. Utah solves Ohio, too. I'm probably going to do one of those myself this year.