mauser58
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Hog Jaws Hogan the Rhino would never consider this. I cant wait till he is gone from Annapolis.
Wv asks Hogan for gun reciprocity.
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Yup, his replacement is going to be WAY better on matters like carry in this state, of course.
Tungsten
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Gee I wonder if the useless POS is going to disappoint me for the 28th time.
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I’m no fan of Hogan - he thought Christie was a better choice than Trump - but we are in Maryland there’s a lot worse. There’s democrats
Not a fan but...he did ensure gun stores remained open during the pandemic. Slugo might try something wild, strange, and wonderful if he thinks the political winds are blowing the right direction in light of an upcoming SC decision... 
Update….
Wv again asks Maryland recognize West Virginia carry in Maryland . Thanks to Bruen.
“The dictates of the Court's decision are clear. Through one means or another, Maryland must now afford West Virginians a way of publicly carrying in Maryland for self-defense
As Maryland adjusts its laws to comply with the Supreme Court's decision, the best option to resolve the issue with respect to West Virginians would be for Maryland to grant reciprocity to those who have valid West Virginia concealed handgun licenses. As an alternative, Maryland could provide West Virginians with the ability to timely and inexpensively obtain Maryland permits, using objective licensing requirements like those used by the 43 "shall issue" States. “
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Wv again asks Maryland recognize West Virginia carry in Maryland . Thanks to Bruen.
“The dictates of the Court's decision are clear. Through one means or another, Maryland must now afford West Virginians a way of publicly carrying in Maryland for self-defense
As Maryland adjusts its laws to comply with the Supreme Court's decision, the best option to resolve the issue with respect to West Virginians would be for Maryland to grant reciprocity to those who have valid West Virginia concealed handgun licenses. As an alternative, Maryland could provide West Virginians with the ability to timely and inexpensively obtain Maryland permits, using objective licensing requirements like those used by the 43 "shall issue" States. “
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Kharn
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WV should sue MD for failure to honor WV citizens rights when Hogan refuses to respond. As a case of original jurisdiction, it goes directly to the Supreme Court.
Newsflash, his replacement will be 10 times worse
Given who's running, you may be missing a zero.
This is Wv’s second request you may be on to something.
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The MD Office of Attorney General would have to defend MD in court. And I imaging Frosh's ego would require him to present arguments personally, assuming he's a member of the Bar of the Supreme Court. Too bad cameras aren't allowed so we could watch him squirm as Thomas throw out hardball questions.
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SCOTUS will be closed until sometime in October. I don't know if they handle business on any sort of emergency basis, nor if something like this would qualify.
On the other hand, that would be a bit more than 90 days; by that time it will be apparent whether MD will comply with the SCOTUS decision in a timely fashion, and any shenanigans Frosh and his ilk may pull to slow-walk the right to bear will have become both obvious and egregious.
delaware_export
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To the lawyer folks:
excluding the but but but it’s guns exception, where does the full faith and credit clause play into this?
Could that be the basis for gaining reciprocity?
excluding the but but but it’s guns exception, where does the full faith and credit clause play into this?
Could that be the basis for gaining reciprocity?
I think that would come into play if Congress passes a reciprocity law and MD or CA try to block it. I don’t see a suit succeeding at the moment suing to force reciprocity on another state
Unless the other state does not offer non-resident permits (like New York). I actually want to get a New York permit because I have some family there (upstate) and I travel through there about 3-4 times a year. However, New York doesn't offer non-resident permits.
Since non-resident permits aren't offered, there's now an issue of Equal Protection under the 14th Amendment (residents of NY are afforded an opportunity to exercise their now-recognized civil rights, whereas non-residents are not).
Now that the right is recognized, reciprocity is only a matter of time. 14A and Obergefell v. Hodges (gay marriage) provide all the legal the underpinnings to make it happen. I’m sure the lawsuit machine is already spinning up. While you could certainly file a complaint against a state that doesn’t issue to non-residents (e.g. NY, CA, etc.), that may only force states to issue to non-residents. I’d bet MD or DC (MA, CT, RI, would work too, but DDC or the 4CA are better venues) will be the target of such a complaint as they will issue to non-residents, but don’t accept licenses from any other state. That is how you get to full reciprocity.
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delaware_export
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Iirc there was a case in rural NY, where a non-ny resident property owner filed for a ny ccw. Was initially rejected and filed suit. 10-15years… don’t recall the outcome. I am thinking they eventually did issue, but I may be mistaken… it did go to court.
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