First off, congratulations for pulling yourself out of the dark hole that drug/alcohol use can lead to. Many people are unable to do what you've done and die from it. Enjoy your sobriety and I hope you do well in whatever endeavors you get into.
Thanks for the input I appreciate you !
Thank you
No convictions , one CDS nolle prosecuted because of an illegal search over 5 years ago
I've been looking at case law and nothing specific to what I'm asking it all says mental health facilities . Drug rehab isn't considered a mental health facility . Guess I was just curious to see if anyone went to rehab and was able to obtain the wear and carry .
The post above this colesteel seems to answer it. Below is the link to the definition used in the safety article for the wear and carry and purchase laws. I think most rehabs give mental help as well as part of the treatment, so it qualifies. Which probably explains the comar rule.
Comar is for lack of the exact legal terms, the way state law is supposed to be enforced. Not necessarily the same as the wording of the law.
10) Has been voluntarily admitted for more than 30 consecutive days to a mental health facility;
This is where comar comes in. The law can say one thing, and the dept that controls it can interpitate it as something different.
Yeah you're right I appreciate the info !
Regulations arent law though. You could argue its overreach of the agency that wrote it, because it effectively MAKES a law... which only the MGA can do.
Nah no idea who that is . I have been working for a few months and seen that name thrown around a few times . Can you get me hip to the story?
