Charles County Government Gun Ban Proposed

[2A Maryland]

In what appears to be a "me too" reaction to the Bruen decision, the Charles County Commissioners will hear testimony on a bill to ban the possession of weapons and firearms within 100 yards of certain government buildings, leased properties, etc.

There is NO exemption for persons who hold valid carry permits, or persons simply driving past these locations. Nor is there an exemption for persons who live within 100 yards of these locations.

2A Maryland has submitted a Public Information Act (PIA) request for a list of all locations which will be impacted by this proposed legislation.

Click here to download Charles County Bill 2022-14

Click here for 2A Maryland's Legislative Report

 

[Sundazes]

In what appears to be a "me too" reaction to the Bruen decision, the Charles County Commissioners will hear testimony on a bill to ban the possession of weapons and firearms within 100 yards of certain government buildings, leased properties, etc.

There is NO exemption for persons who hold valid carry permits, or persons simply driving past these locations. Nor is there an exemption for persons who live within 100 yards of these locations.

2A Maryland has submitted a Public Information Act (PIA) request for a list of all locations which will be impacted by this proposed legislation.

Click here to download Charles County Bill 2022-14

Click here for 2A Maryland's Legislative Report

thank John, Do you know if MSI is aware?

 

[KingClown]

Even though itll take awhile I would love to see these cases make it to SCOTUS. It would be nice if scotus fast tracked them over ruled them and said since the states cannot be adults and handle this that Shall not be infringed means it and they have decided licensing is against this and we are now constitutional carry. I would hope they wouldnt hold it back but even if we had to wait a year it would be worth it. IN the meantime concealed means concealed

 

[scottyfz6]

Oh how far charles county has fallen. Southern Maryland has cancer, just like a lot of the rest of the state.

 

[kshaw]

It is time that we try to prosecute those that pass these laws that they know to be unconstitutional under 18 U.S. Code § 241 - Conspiracy against rights.

18 U.S. Code § 241 - Conspiracy against rights

www.law.cornell.edu

 

[MADad]

As expected, the board of commissioners has exempted themselves.

 

[ChannelCat]

Oh how far charles county has fallen. Southern Maryland has cancer, just like a lot of the rest of the state.

First Frederick, and now Charles? What a crying shame.

 

[RFBfromDE]

As expected, the board of commissioners has exempted themselves.

Doing the will of the people can get dangerous!

 

[Arcamm]

As expected, the board of commissioners has exempted themselves.

What extreme cowards!

 

[Bob A]

What extreme cowards!

What elitist arrogant hypicritical dirtbags. Protection for me, but not for thee.

 

[rbird7282]

As expected, the board of commissioners has exempted themselves.

Should be a law that any law passed applies equally to all citizens.
Want to pass gun control? It should apply to all police, politicians, council members, and judges.
F these people who keep treating us like 2nd class citizens


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[rickyp]

Their phones and emails need to be flooded, telling them to not vote for it, but they are so busy right now fighting each other I doubt the will get to our email or calls

i am doing what I can to get the message out on Facebook about this bs

 

[Sirex]

As expected, the board of commissioners has exempted themselves.

Well, that makes it much easier. We can all identify as commissioners. I mean, if biology doesn't matter anymore, ya know.

 

[2500yards]

Is there somewhere in the Constitution that gives Counties more power than the States? How the hell can they enforce this stuff against a citizen that the state has already evaluated and grated a permit for the entire state with its own list of rules to follow. Just curious how it could ever hold up in court so long as you didn’t break any state laws.

 

[rickyp]

Because the state grants them permission to enact their own laws.

 

[LAC_MD]

Because the state grants them permission to enact their own laws.

that is not absolute. Congress has enumerated powers which can be used to “force” compliance.

 

[Occam]

Is there somewhere in the Constitution that gives Counties more power than the States? How the hell can they enforce this stuff against a citizen that the state has already evaluated and grated a permit for the entire state with its own list of rules to follow. Just curious how it could ever hold up in court so long as you didn’t break any state laws.

There isn’t much wiggle room in the state preemption law about this, but the “sensitive place” stuff is left to the counties. Hence MoCo going full retard, and here’s Chas joining in. Both are test drives for the GA trying it state wide. This will put the “lit” in litigation.

 

[rickyp]

The bad thing is I have a county well that is in a small building with pumps in it. That is a county building that in behind my house so if I walk out in my yard with a pistol I could be arrested if this law goes trough.

 

[6-Pack]

The bad thing is I have a county well that is in a small building with pumps in it. That is a county building that in behind my house so if I walk out in my yard with a pistol I could be arrested if this law goes trough.

Sounds like you don’t even need to leave your house to be breaking the proposed law. Keep this in mind next election and vote these bastards out!

 

[rickyp]

Sounds like you don’t even need to leave your house to be breaking the proposed law. Keep this in mind next election and vote these bastards out!

I tried but my vote didn’t count For anything.