chris_1001
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Sometimes the apple DOES fall far!Well he's not retarded. He passed the test and had a good time.
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Sometimes the apple DOES fall far!Well he's not retarded. He passed the test and had a good time.
Call Weymouth PD and ask for their opinion on that.But if a town refuses a hunter cert for an FID, they should be reported to Com2a since that's actionable.
I passed the test and I can’t say for certain that I’M not retarded!Well he's not retarded. He passed the test and had a good time.
Dude I passed it. You've read my posts...I passed the test and I can’t say for certain that I’M not retarded!
But I’ll take your word regarding your nephew.
Two retards on the Cape. With guns!Dude I passed it. You've read my posts...
In Saugus back when my son was 15, so 10 years ago, the firearms officer required consent from both parents. It may have been because we where divorced and he lived with his mother, but I'm the one that took him for the appointment.My wife didn't have to sign or consent to anything. She would have consented but that's not the point here.....I was the only parent involved in getting him his FID.
Call Weymouth PD and ask for their opinion on that.
hmm... I am still not sure about this j/k. You are just a funny ass dude.I passed the test and I can’t say for certain that I’M not retarded!
While that may be true (actually, it's black-letter law), there is a time-honored policy of PDs doing what they damn well please. Is it unlawful? I guess it would have to go to trial, to find out. But how many people are going to spend all the blood and treasure required to make a PD accept a HE card for LTC/FID issuance, and not just say, "Screw it, I'll take a Basic Pistol course." and be done with it.Who cares about their opinion - the fact is that Mass law states hunter education meets the training standard therefore their opinion has no standing in law.
The PD may have required it, but that was a PD thing, not MGL thing.In Saugus back when my son was 15, so 10 years ago, the firearms officer required consent from both parents. It may have been because we where divorced and he lived with his mother, but I'm the one that took him for the appointment.
You can argue all you want. You WOULDN’T be getting your LTC until it made it through the courts.Who cares about their opinion - the fact is that Mass law states hunter education meets the training standard therefore their opinion has no standing in law.
Just remember…breathing is NOT overrated!hmm... I am still not sure about this j/k. You are just a funny ass dude.
Concur - but you need people aggrieved by their illegal actions in order to get standing so Com2a, or any other advocacy group, needs clean plaintiffs to start the process.You can argue all you want. You WOULDN’T be getting your LTC until it made it through the courts.
I just had a student go through their bullshit a few weeks ago.
Yeah, again, I get all that. But that’s STILL not how it always works in reality. You’ve been around here long enough to have heard some of the bullshit people deal with.Concur - but you need people aggrieved by their illegal actions in order to get standing so Com2a, or any other advocacy group, needs clean plaintiffs to start the process.
And yes, refusing to accept hunter's ed for an FID or LTC is illegal especially since Bruen removed subjective standards from the licensing process.
The law clearly states hunter's ed meets the minimum training standards therefore requiring anything further is extra legal.
Under Bruen:
You have a right to a permit if the state requires a permit and the requirements for a permit must be objective and reasonable.
SCOTUS has allowed in its dicta licensing and training but also stated that those could be abused. The legislature set an objective standard that under Bruen sets the limit on what a licensing officer can require.
YesAre you offering to finance someone’s legal fight?
And that is why they get away with it.Because most people would find it cheaper and easier to just find a course that is acceptable to the douchebags.
Mine was $2.00 @15 years old.I still have my $2.00 FID that I got when I was 15 right after I took the hunter safety course. It was held in my high school cafeteria and the instructors brought in rifles and shotguns for the students to handle.
I pity today's yutes.
"I think this applicant might be dangerous" is not an objective standard.SCOTUS has allowed in its dicta licensing and training but also stated that those could be abused. The legislature set an objective standard that under Bruen sets the limit on what a licensing officer can require.
If you met some of us, it might be!!"I think this applicant might be dangerous" is not an objective standard.
but it is objectionable."I think this applicant might be dangerous" is not an objective standard.
Good to know since I wasn’t aware. I guess I know what I’m getting my daughters.One additional data point.
If they have a FID, a minor can buy and carry pepper spray.
General Law - Part I, Title XX, Chapter 140, Section 122C
malegislature.gov
It is useful for your minor kids to each get an FID to spare you the necessity of making sure you never leave ammo in your car when they use it.Good to know since I wasn’t aware. I guess I know what I’m getting my daughters.
They have their fid cards. I just didn’t know they could have pepper spray. And…they most certainly won’t be using my car.It is useful for your minor kids to each get an FID to spare you the necessity of making sure you never leave ammo in your car when they use it.
My nephew can drive them aroundThey have their fid cards. I just didn’t know they could have pepper spray. And…they most certainly won’t be using my car.
I don’t think he could handle their attitudes.My nephew can drive them around