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Pro-2nd amendment attorneys in MD
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Jon Katz is a good lawyer and knows his stuff when it comes to firearms law.
alucard0822
For great Justice
I have his card in my wallet, kinda a must have for anyone who owns a defensive firearm, out of the odd chance it may need to be used. Beats the H#!! out of digging through a phonebook at the police station if you are charged in a clear self defense shooting. (more like when in MD)
h2u
Village Idiot
OK- I have two questions about this.
Wasn't Lonny Baxter caught by the Secret Service for shooting a Glock out of a moving vehicle like a block from the White House?...... He deserves everything he gets...what an
Why does this statement concern me when I read the advertisement off of the link--
In any event, Lonny Baxter's case alerts more people that the District of Columbia is not a Constitutionally hospitable place when it comes to handguns. Virginia, on the other hand, is surreal if not downright scary, in that in many parts of the state, a license to own a handgun is all that is needed to permit a person to walk down the street openly carrying a handgun, and concealed carry permits are liberally issued.
I may be totally mis-reading this statement - but it seems to me like the guy is against VA's CCW laws. I know he's using it to show the difference between DC and VA- it still seems like he's not too cool about it though. The italicized words are not what I would describe as "positve".
Wasn't Lonny Baxter caught by the Secret Service for shooting a Glock out of a moving vehicle like a block from the White House?...... He deserves everything he gets...what an
Why does this statement concern me when I read the advertisement off of the link--
In any event, Lonny Baxter's case alerts more people that the District of Columbia is not a Constitutionally hospitable place when it comes to handguns. Virginia, on the other hand, is surreal if not downright scary, in that in many parts of the state, a license to own a handgun is all that is needed to permit a person to walk down the street openly carrying a handgun, and concealed carry permits are liberally issued.
I may be totally mis-reading this statement - but it seems to me like the guy is against VA's CCW laws. I know he's using it to show the difference between DC and VA- it still seems like he's not too cool about it though. The italicized words are not what I would describe as "positve".
ThatIsAFact
Active Member
- Mar 5, 2007
- 339
He doesn't understand Virginia's laws
These statements make me wonder how good a lawyer he is. There is no such thing, in Virginia, as a "license to own a handgun." Unless you are a disqualified person under federal or state law, you can own a handgun, and open carry is legal throughout the state (subject to statutory restrictions regarding a few types of locations, such as schools); no license of any kind is required for open carry. In fact, the reference to "many parts of the state" really makes no sense, because Virginia now has strong pre-emption laws, so the handgun laws are uniform throughout the state.
These statements make me wonder how good a lawyer he is. There is no such thing, in Virginia, as a "license to own a handgun." Unless you are a disqualified person under federal or state law, you can own a handgun, and open carry is legal throughout the state (subject to statutory restrictions regarding a few types of locations, such as schools); no license of any kind is required for open carry. In fact, the reference to "many parts of the state" really makes no sense, because Virginia now has strong pre-emption laws, so the handgun laws are uniform throughout the state.
Charlie Foxtrot might be included in a pro 2A type of lawyer
, maybe he should give out some cards when he comes to the frostbite shoot. If he can't make it maybe he would want to list contact info for us to print out. Just a thought.
, maybe he should give out some cards when he comes to the frostbite shoot. If he can't make it maybe he would want to list contact info for us to print out. Just a thought.
Charlie Foxtrot might be included in a pro 2A type of lawyer
If he would like, could be sticky his buisness info somewhere?
If I ever have the need to patronize a lawyer, I would prefer to do so with someone here.
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