By Bob Walsh
A federal judge in Syracuse,
N.Y. just thru out part of the new FUCK YOU TO THE SECOND AMENDMENT LAW,
officially known as the Concealed Carry Improvement Act.
Applicants
are, or at least were, required to show "good moral character" and
supply a list of current and past social media accounts. There is, or
at least was, an EXTENSIVE list of "sensitive" areas where firearms were
not permitted, including Times Square, which is a freaking public road.
Judge
Glen Suddaby of the Northern District of New York wrote a 53-page
decision in the case of six New York residents who asserted that the new
law is at least as restrictive, and unconstitutional, as the old law.
The
judge agreed that there seemed to be no constitutional way the state
can restrict carrying of concealed weapons in Times Square. He also
opined that "...shouldering an applicant with the burden of showing that
he or she is of such 'good moral character' (in the face of a de facto
presumption that he or she is not) is akin to shouldering the applicant
with the burden that he or she has a special need for self-protection
distinguishable from that of the general community."
He further opined that New York State has further entrenched itself as a shall-not-issue jurisdiction."
1 comment:
There is a difference between "is of good moral character" and "is maybe a half-bubble off plumb." People can be of good moral character and be a little dingy.
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