MSI beats Mo Co

[Threeband]

Are we getting tired of winning yet?

 

[swinokur]

I think he knew that and was being facetious

 

[dblas]

That would be me....

^^^^^ LIKE ^^^^^^^

 

[dblas]

So does this put us back pre 21-22e?

in about 10 days, yes.

 

[6-Pack]

Thanks MSI!!!

 

[outrider58]

The ban on owning home made firearms in MoCo is dead.

The special areas law in MoCo is done.
Both sides have 10 days to come up with a few documents including thewording for them to include the ability for the county to appeal.

Thanks brother!

 

[dblas]

Thanks brother!

No problem, Mark did a more thorough job in post 11.

 

[outrider58]

No problem, Mark did a more thorough job in post 11.

Yup. Read it. I still appreciate your input.

 

[esqappellate]

So does this put us back pre 21-22e?

and before. Anything inconsistent with State law is declared invalid

 

[JohnnyE]

I just got off the phone with one of the named plaintiffs in this case. They are thrilled by the ruling of the MoCo Circuit Court, and, being in the audience for the oral arguments, reported that @esqappellate blew his competition away.

SUPPORT MSI!

 

[whistlersmother]

Were the mail-order ammo restrictions previously stricken by earlier suit or are they officially gone with this suit?

 

[Bob A]

Were the mail-order ammo restrictions previously stricken by earlier suit or are they officially gone with this suit?

Far as I am aware, former MoCO ammo purchase restrictions went away years ago, though places like PSA still refuse to ship to MoCo or Annapolis.

The state has no restrictions on online ammo purchase -Yet.

But January is creeping up on us, and the General Assembly will be doing its thing. Might as well buy a few cases of whatever you use. As we have seen, it's easier for them to create unconstitutional laws than it is to get them removed the fact.

 

[owldo]

OK ... !

 

[teratos]

OK ... ! OTAY!

FIFY

 

[rbird7282]

Were the mail-order ammo restrictions previously stricken by earlier suit or are they officially gone with this suit?

State preemption nullified that law long ago

 

[JohnnyE]

Were the mail-order ammo restrictions previously stricken by earlier suit or are they officially gone with this suit?

Far as I am aware, former MoCO ammo purchase restrictions went away years ago, though places like PSA still refuse to ship to MoCo or Annapolis.

The state has no restrictions on online ammo purchase -Yet.

But January is creeping up on us, and the General Assembly will be doing its thing. Might as well buy a few cases of whatever you use. As we have seen, it's easier for them to create unconstitutional laws than it is to get them removed the fact.

State preemption nullified that law long ago

The preemption went away years ago via a court's decision. A search of the statutes still finds the law on the books, but it takes a deeper dive to find the court decision that nullified the statute. PSA and others are maybe too lazy to do that level of analysis to understand our "law" is null and void. Why would PSA bear the cost and do the legal work to figure out the laws of a county of one million people...one-third of one percent of the US population?

 

[coinboy]

Thank you Mark, MSI, and all involved.

Will this law only be enjoined for plaintiffs or all people?

 

[Jimgoespewpew]

Already a member, but feeling like MSI is a stripper and I need to throw money at her

 

[dblas]

Were the mail-order ammo restrictions previously stricken by earlier suit or are they officially gone with this suit?

Yes, specifically: Montgomery County v. Atlantic Guns, Inc., 302 Md. 540 (1985).

 

[esqappellate]

Already a member, but feeling like MSI is a stripper and I need to throw money at her

LOL!