Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
It'll be a few days. Sorry.
Boondock is a dick, sometimes.
But we'll keep him around for the comedic value.
Sometimes? You clearly haven't met my wife.
It'll be a few days. Sorry.
Boondock is a dick, sometimes.
But we'll keep him around for the comedic value.
It'll be a few days. Sorry.
Boondock is a dick, sometimes.
But we'll keep him around for the comedic value.
Bolded should be arguments.D. DEFENDANTS CANNOT ESTABLISH A SHOWING OF IRREPARABLE INJURY IF THE STAY WERE DENIED.
Defendants contend that they will suffer irreparable injuries in the absence of a stay of the district court’s ruling. Defendants offer three agreements in support of this contention:
Bolded should be Masciandaro and intermediate.In Masciandro, the Court determined that immediate scrutiny is the proper standard of review for issues related to the Second Amendment.
I think we're going to wait and see when Ray Woollard gets his. If the 4th doesn't rule by the 8th, we will still have a pile of people who want to apply. I suggest they do so immediately. If the stay comes down, then at least they are in the process. It'll be something.
I guess it's safe to assume that Mr. Woollard should/would get his first.
It'll be a few days. Sorry.
Boondock is a dick, sometimes.
But we'll keep him around for the comedic value.
Well let's see : if they issue non-G&S Permits at a rate of <100 a month and at a population of almost 6 million people, of which they might only receive lets say for sake of argument they receive a very low estimate of only about 6 thousand applications the first month, It would take 5 years to process and issue those permits.......not gonna happen....I think the whole permitting process will be thrown out and a model similar to Pennsylvania or Virginia will be put in place. I'd be willing to bet that talks are already underway to start such a transition.
Typically between 1 and 5 percent apply.
Hey, I'm getting the most enjoyment out of this fight as I can, even if there is a stay put in place.
I would love to see the anti's vein(s) popping from their head, seeing we are so close to being issued permits.
Should, but I doubt it. I wouldn't be surprised if they make him reapply.
My guess is MSP has decided to drop the interview portion of the "investigation". They do not have the resources to quickly process permit apps and don't want to risk the ire of Judge Legg for a failure to process apps in a timely fashion.
My .02
I guess it's safe to assume that Mr. Woollard should/would get his first.
Should, but I doubt it. I wouldn't be surprised if they make him reapply.
My guess is MSP has decided to drop the interview portion of the "investigation". They do not have the resources to quickly process permit apps and don't want to risk the ire of Judge Legg for a failure to process apps in a timely fashion.
My .02
But dont forget. Gansler states that in emergency cases that they can issue permits the same day.
But I think if the MSP moved forward in good faith like we know they will, and as time consuming the present system is, the judge will not be unhappy. The judge just said "no more G&S", he did not say anything about the MSP had to come up with a faster system.
It would be nice if the did, and I think one day they will. But as long as they are moving forward it will be considered as complying to the order.
I still expect them to make him go through the application process. They might be able to issue the permit the day they receive the application and should. The background investigation still likely has to take place.But dont forget. Gansler states that in emergency cases that they can issue permits the same day.
This I have an e-mail from Sgt. Jones which says they are processing many applications with limited manpower. Thanks for your continued patience as the staff is doing the best they can even on overtime.