Videos tagged with Permit Delays

This video breaks down the DOJ's new Second Amendment section within the Civil Rights Division, explaining its focus on enforcing Second Amendment rights for law-abiding citizens through pattern-or-practice investigations against government agencies. It highlights how this unit targets issues like concealed carry permit delays and unreasonable conditions, drawing parallels to Supreme Court rulings like Bruen. However, it also points out the significant tension with the DOJ's continued defense of federal regulations like the National Firearms Act, suggesting the new initiative is targeted at state and local issues rather than federal gun control measures.

This video discusses the challenges and legal battles surrounding Concealed Carry Weapon (CCW) permit processes in California. It highlights issues with state regulatory schemes, including lengthy permit terms, mandatory psych evaluations, and extensive training requirements. The CRPA, SAF, and GOA are actively involved in challenging these regulations, particularly in cases where jurisdictions impose excessive fees, such as the $2,000 fee in Santa Clara, to discourage applicants.

This video discusses the lawsuit filed by the Trump administration's Department of Justice against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for unconstitutional delays in processing concealed-carry permit applications. The speaker argues that such delays exemplify why 'common sense' gun laws are often a pretext for control and why constitutional carry is a necessary pursuit to protect fundamental rights.

This video details a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice against Los Angeles County and Sheriff Robert Luna. The DOJ alleges systematic denial and unconscionable delay in processing concealed carry permit applications, violating Second Amendment rights as incorporated by the 14th Amendment. The suit cites 34 U.S. Code § 12601, aiming for declaratory and equitable relief to end these practices.

The Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division has filed a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department for systematic delays in processing concealed carry weapon (CCW) permits. The lawsuit highlights an approval rate of only 0.05% and average wait times exceeding nine months, significantly beyond California's statutory 90-day requirement. This action is seen as a major step in defending Second Amendment rights against state-level infringements.

The speaker details a personal experience with a delayed CCW permit renewal in California due to the implementation of SB2. They explain the application timeline, the expiration of their previous permit, and the earliest date they can pick up their new permit, highlighting a 20-day gap without legal concealed carry. This situation is attributed to the changes brought about by the Brewin Response Bill affecting the permit renewal process.

This video details significant delays and bureaucratic hurdles faced by New Jersey residents applying for firearm permits. It highlights instances where applicants wait months beyond the legally mandated 30-day processing period for purchase permits and firearm identification cards. The content emphasizes the complex requirements, including character references and fees, and the lack of transparency in the application status.

This video details a legal victory by Gun Owners of America and Grassroots North Carolina against Mecklenburg County Sheriff Jerry McFadden. The lawsuit successfully challenged Sheriff McFadden's practices of delaying Concealed Carry Permit applications through excessive fingerprinting wait times and mandatory, broad mental health checks via the VA. The court ruled that mental health checks should only be conducted when indicated by the application and that permits must be issued within the statutory 45-day period, even if external record checks are delayed.

This video discusses the significant delays and eventual suspension of CCW permit applications and issuances in Los Angeles County, California. It highlights the California Rifle and Pistol Association's lawsuit against excessive wait times and the sheriff's department's decision to halt operations, potentially due to the adoption of standardized permits mandated by SP2. The speaker argues this pause infringes upon constitutional rights, likening a delayed right to a denied right.

This YouTube video discusses a lawsuit alleging that Suffolk County, NY, is delaying gun permit applications for up to three years. The description highlights the significant wait times faced by individuals seeking firearm licenses in the area, suggesting a potential issue with the permitting process and its impact on legal gun ownership rights.

This episode of GunForHireRadio (#589) addresses delays in obtaining New Jersey carry permits. The broadcast features 2A Historian, Activist, and Plaintiff Jay Factor, who shares his expertise and relevant legal documents. The description provides links to official New Jersey court directives and the Gun For Hire website, indicating a focus on legal aspects of firearms ownership and concealed carry in NJ.