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RI: R.I. federal judge upholds Bristol's concealed weapons policy
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In ruling Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge John J. McConnell Jr. struck down Gendreau's arguments under the U.S. Constitution, but declined to take up the state law claims as the matter has already been decided by the state Supreme Court.
"[The] Town of Bristol's policy does not limit an individual's right to possess handguns in the home; it is only concerned with possession and use in the public sphere ..." McConnell wrote. "Bristol's law conditioning permits for concealed weapons on a showing of need is well within the cadre of permissible `public welfare regulations aimed at addressing perceived inherent dangers and risks surrounding the public possession of loaded, operable firearms.'" |
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PDQ
(5/20/2016)
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Boy has this guy got it wrong.
Of course, he is a Dem party hack |
Comment by:
stevelync
(5/20/2016)
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Enemies faces and names should be remembered. |
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