Videos tagged with Carry License

This video discusses the Gun Owners of America (GOA) lawsuit against New York's non-resident concealed carry permit restrictions. Following the lawsuit, the NYPD enacted an emergency rule allowing non-residents to apply for carry licenses and purchase authorizations, a move seen as an attempt to moot the case. The video highlights that this change was a direct result of GOA's legal action and emphasizes the importance of supporting such organizations.

William Kirk of Washington Gun Law critically analyzes New Jersey's stringent post-Bruen concealed carry training requirements. He argues that mandating advanced, retired law enforcement-level proficiency for average citizens before exercising a constitutional right is constitutionally questionable and practically burdensome, highlighting the ongoing legal challenges against these regulations.

This video discusses a significant legal victory in New York where an appellate court overturned a CCW permit denial based on the Bruen decision. The ruling clarifies that the 'proper cause' standard previously used by the NYPD was unconstitutional, emphasizing the right to bear arms without requiring extraordinary justification. The NYPD is now ordered to reconsider the permit for the applicant.

This video discusses Wisconsin's emergency rules for concealed carry permits, approved by Governor Walker. The NRA expresses disappointment that the Department of Justice (DOJ) mandated a 4-hour minimum training and set instructor requirements, which they argue exceed the legislative intent of the original bill. The rules take effect November 1st, and the legislature plans to review and potentially reject them to reinstate the original intent.