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- Feb 12, 2012
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Not until the morning of the argument. That is the 4th Circuit’s rule
Maryland Shall Issue v. Hogan (HQL challenge) argument scheduled for 5/6
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Not until the morning of the argument. That is the 4th Circuit’s rule
Mayland's states attorney argued that there is no evidence that Maryland citizens rights were affected since they didn't actually go through the HQL process.
They (Maryland) used the following previous case to make that aforementioned point:
Lujan V. Defenders of Wildlife
Youtube video that quickly explains it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLoTz6Q0h0E
I believe there point was that if we never tried to get a HQL license in the first place, your rights were never violated, thus Maryland Citizens lack any grounds to argue that their rights are not being violated.
They (Maryland) used the following previous case to make that aforementioned point:
Lujan V. Defenders of Wildlife
Youtube video that quickly explains it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLoTz6Q0h0E
I believe there point was that if we never tried to get a HQL license in the first place, your rights were never violated, thus Maryland Citizens lack any grounds to argue that their rights are not being violated.
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