Has Brian Frosh Stuck It To Us Again?
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Not disagreeing, but what's the reason for VA share CHP info with MD LEOs? Mcauliffe cites LEO "safety" which suggests that LEOs might have some reason to fear for their safety when encountering a permit holder.
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*highly dependent on the amount of work that the officer wants to go through
I recall Jack McAuley saying that a MD code allows a LEOmto,do a stop and search if he has reasonable cause to believe that a weapon is present.
This was discussed in reference to the FL guy I think it was who got stopped near the Ft McHenry tunnel and the officer asked him about guns in his car.
Be aware of police cars with tag scanners.
This was discussed in reference to the FL guy I think it was who got stopped near the Ft McHenry tunnel and the officer asked him about guns in his car.
Be aware of police cars with tag scanners.
Well sure, but they can do it. Can't imagine that it's normal to do so unless the stopped has done something to peak the officer's interest.
Police have cause when you admit having a handgun present. You would then need to fall into an exception under 4-203.
Long guns not so much.
Under MD law SBRs/SBSs/AOWs are considered handguns also, because they can be concealed on your person.
Under MD law SBRs/SBSs/AOWs are considered handguns also, because they can be concealed on your person.
Dumais's bill put an end to that, iirc. I'm on tapatalk at the moment and can't get the bill number. It redefined handguns.
The handgun roster still controls SBRs/AOWs/SBSs, so that bill didnt do anything.
http://mgaleg.maryland.gov/2015RS/bills/hb/hb0614T.pdf
I get that they can be concealed, but...
This will be law as of 10/01
The Handgun roster board loses control of the SBRs/SBSs 10/1?
Yep.
The definition change ONLY affects SBRs/SBSs for the purposes of the handgun roster board. They are still considered handguns otherwise.
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Reasonable suspicion of being a gun toting neanderthal who doesn't respect unconstitutional laws rammed through the General Asylum by pantywaists, and likely has a safe full of "military style assault weapons".
I would think that the average cop, pulling someone over on a dark and lonely road would feel a little sense of relief if he called a tag in and found out that the owner was a law abiding citizen.
Vile Shadow
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That would apply in "normal people" counties, but probably not so much in the "Dutch Elm disease of the tree of Liberty" counties.
I know, when I go to sleep at night I still dream of when I lived in a free land
I hear what you are saying and agree, but to those who say Hogan has not moved fast enough or far enough, this would be right in his wheel house. Anything to impact his goal of bringing business and prosperity back to Maryland would absolutely get his undivided attention.
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