Concealed

Legal Challenge Arises Over New York’s Concealed Carry Law Restrictions for Non-Residents

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Buffalo, NY — A recent lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Buffalo has spotlighted the ongoing debate surrounding New York’s restrictive gun laws, particularly as they apply to non-residents. Four Pennsylvanian members of the Firearms Policy Coalition Inc., are challenging the constitutionality of New York’s Conceal Carry Improvement Act, claiming it infringes on their Second and 14th Amendment rights. The plaintiffs contend that New York’s law, which precludes non-residents from obtaining a concealed carry permit unless they work or possess a principal place of business within the state, unjustly restricts their constitutional right to … Read more

Detroit Lions’ Jameson Williams Unlikely to Face Charges After Traffic Stop Involving Concealed Weapons

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Detroit, MI – Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams is unlikely to face criminal charges following a recent traffic stop where he was found with concealed firearms in the vehicle, according to his attorney. The incident, involving Williams and his brother, did not lead to any arrests at the scene. Williams was stopped by Detroit police, who later referred a warrant request to the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office, suggesting a potential charge of carrying a concealed weapon. The spotlight has turned not only on Williams but also on who was actually in control of the … Read more

Arkansas Lawmakers Reevaluate Concealed Carry Age and License Terms in New Legislative Session

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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — State lawmakers in Arkansas convened on Monday to reevaluate certain aspects of the state’s gun laws, indicating a continued legislative focus on firearm regulations. The gathering was part of a broader, year-long study by the Arkansas Legislative Council-Game & Fish/State Police committee aimed at refining these laws. During the meeting, one of the main topics of discussion was the proposal to eliminate the term “enhanced” from the state’s concealed carry license terminology. This adjustment could lead to changes in how licensing is understood and managed within the state, potentially simplifying the … Read more

Judge Overturns State Ban on Concealed Carry in Public Transit, Citing Constitutional Rights

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CHICAGO — A recent court ruling has struck down an Illinois law prohibiting concealed carry on public transit, marking a significant turn in the ongoing debate over gun rights. The decision, issued by a federal judge, deemed the state statute to be unconstitutional, claiming that it infringed upon citizens’ Second Amendment rights, particularly affecting those who rely on public transportation for their daily commutes. The law, which had previously prevented individuals from carrying concealed firearms on buses and trains, was challenged on the grounds that it unfairly targeted a large segment of the population who … Read more