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Glenn Reynolds: Hold Property Owners Liable When They Ban Guns
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Glenn Harlan Reynolds, of Instapundit fame, was the specal lunch speaker at the National Firearms Law Seminar yesterday at the NRA Annual Meeting. Professor Reynolds gave an interesting talk derived from an article he wrote for the Tennessee Law Review last year, 'The Second Amendment as Ordinary Constitutional Law.' He covered a variety of topics, but said one thing I thought really interesting (which I hastily scrawled on my napkin, so apologies if the wording is not exact): 'If a premises owner bars me from possessing a gun on those premises, he should be liable if I suffer as a result of it, as if he had done it himself.' . . ." ... |
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Millwright66
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"What's old is new" again! Some years' back I engaged in lengthy discussions of this topic, which at that time was based upon an abrupt policy change banning weapons in employee parking on the part of a major mfg in the paper industry and a workplace mass attack by a fired employee.
I posed pretty much the same question raised by Mr. Reynolds. It was not well received by those supportive of "employer rights". Nor did anyone offer any positive solution(s) to address the issue. IOW, very reminiscent of the "Gun Free Zone" issue of today. |
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