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CA: 10-day waiting period for gun purchases upheld
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The 10-day waiting period has been upheld by the courts.
The question in our case, Silvester v. Kamala D. Harris (former California Attorney General), is whether California violated the Constitution by requiring a person who has previously purchased a firearm or who already has a permit to carry a concealed weapon (CWP), is still required to wait the full 10 days if they clear the background check in less than 10 days.
In other words, why should someone who already owns a gun or has a CWP have to wait 10 days? |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(2/11/2017)
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| Takes me 25 minutes, from the time I walk into the gun store, select which pistol I desire, fill out the Dros form, pay, and leave. I'm honored to live in the free state of Alabama. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(2/11/2017)
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| But give driver license to illegals so they can vote. |
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