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is it too much to hope that the abortion buffer zone they have to fix takes up all of their time
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is it too much to hope that the abortion buffer zone they have to fix takes up all of their time
Look forward to the update.Update on H.4121
There is a new version of the legislation scheduled to be released by House Ways and Means on Tuesday (July 7th). The bill is supposedly going to the House for a vote the next day (Wednesday, July 8th).
The bill has changed quite a lot from the original version. We have made a lot of progress on many issues, but the "suitability" for FID Cards is still in it. We will get out a detailed report tomorrow when we get the final version. It is clear we will need a full court press on the suitability expansion.
Look forward to the update.
Update on H.4121
There is a new version of the legislation scheduled to be released by House Ways and Means on Tuesday (July 7th). The bill is supposedly going to the House for a vote the next day (Wednesday, July 8th).
The bill has changed quite a lot from the original version. We have made a lot of progress on many issues, but the "suitability" for FID Cards is still in it. We will get out a detailed report tomorrow when we get the final version. It is clear we will need a full court press on the suitability expansion.
Update on H.4121
There is a new version of the legislation scheduled to be released by House Ways and Means on Tuesday (July 7th). The bill is supposedly going to the House for a vote the next day (Wednesday, July 8th).
The bill has changed quite a lot from the original version. We have made a lot of progress on many issues, but the "suitability" for FID Cards is still in it. We will get out a detailed report tomorrow when we get the final version. It is clear we will need a full court press on the suitability expansion.
Lol yeah, they'll eat crow. Right after I have my full auto LPK for my AR.Thanks for the update - really interested to see what's left in the bill.
I'm not very surprised about the FID suitability. I have heard several times that the MCOPA has that as their main issue. Part of me says "bring it suckers" - if they play this card it could eventually undue the whole suitability for all LTCs as well. Granted, that will take years of court action and praying that we find a squeaky clean plaintiff or two that gets denied a FID for Comm2a to use to sue the shit out of the state.
Really curious about the FTF transactions and the 1-year misdemeanor parts. Also hoping they forgot to carve out exceptions for LEOs and have to eat crow.
why can't the state be sued now for suitability or right after the bill passes? lets face the entire suitability law as it stands now is unconstitutional.Thanks for the update - really interested to see what's left in the bill.
I'm not very surprised about the FID suitability. I have heard several times that the MCOPA has that as their main issue. Part of me says "bring it suckers" - if they play this card it could eventually undue the whole suitability for all LTCs as well. Granted, that will take years of court action and praying that we find a squeaky clean plaintiff or two that gets denied a FID for Comm2a to use to sue the shit out of the state.
Really curious about the FTF transactions and the 1-year misdemeanor parts. Also hoping they forgot to carve out exceptions for LEOs and have to eat crow.
If I had the money for it I would do what ever I could to fight the suitability clause. But I was approved for my LTC because it's one of the few good things about Lynn.why can't the state be sued now for suitability or right after the bill passes? lets face the entire suitability law as it stands now is unconstitutional.
H. 4121 may be 2 steps forward for the anti gunners.
A lawsuit could put them 3 steps back.
In other words, The 2A could end up 1 step forward if Comm2a puts forth a case and wins.
If the State overplays their hand, it could end up being a win for us in the long run.
If I had the money for it I would do what ever I could to fight the suitability clause. But I was approved for my LTC because it's one of the few good things about Lynn.
If we get a case in the next few years about it, I'll fund the case as much as I can in favor of fighting suitability.
To your point, you could make that case now. However, can you pay for the lawyers out of pocket?
Update on H.4121
There is a new version of the legislation scheduled to be released by House Ways and Means on Tuesday (July 7th). The bill is supposedly going to the House for a vote the next day (Wednesday, July 8th).
The bill has changed quite a lot from the original version. We have made a lot of progress on many issues, but the "suitability" for FID Cards is still in it. We will get out a detailed report tomorrow when we get the final version. It is clear we will need a full court press on the suitability expansion.
Look forward to the update.
Ditto, save me a seat!
Comm2A has already noted in another thread (probably multiple threads) that having suitability applied to FIDs doesn't actually change their/our ability to bring a 2A case to trial based on Heller, because a) Heller concluded that possession of handguns is an individual right, b) in MA you need an LTC to possess a handgun (FID won't cut it), and c) the LTC is already suitability based.If I had the money for it I would do what ever I could to fight the suitability clause. But I was approved for my LTC because it's one of the few good things about Lynn.
If we get a case in the next few years about it, I'll fund the case as much as I can in favor of fighting suitability.
To your point, you could make that case now. However, can you pay for the lawyers out of pocket?
Update on H.4121
There is a new version of the legislation scheduled to be released by House Ways and Means on Tuesday (July 7th). The bill is supposedly going to the House for a vote the next day (Wednesday, July 8th).
The bill has changed quite a lot from the original version. We have made a lot of progress on many issues, but the "suitability" for FID Cards is still in it. We will get out a detailed report tomorrow when we get the final version. It is clear we will need a full court press on the suitability expansion.
Thanks for the update - really interested to see what's left in the bill.
I'm not very surprised about the FID suitability. I have heard several times that the MCOPA has that as their main issue. Part of me says "bring it suckers" - if they play this card it could eventually undue the whole suitability for all LTCs as well. Granted, that will take years of court action and praying that we find a squeaky clean plaintiff or two that gets denied a FID for Comm2a to use to sue the shit out of the state.
Really curious about the FTF transactions and the 1-year misdemeanor parts. Also hoping they forgot to carve out exceptions for LEOs and have to eat crow.
If I had the money for it I would do what ever I could to fight the suitability clause. But I was approved for my LTC because it's one of the few good things about Lynn.
If we get a case in the next few years about it, I'll fund the case as much as I can in favor of fighting suitability.
To your point, you could make that case now. However, can you pay for the lawyers out of pocket?
the long, long, long run.
It would also require background checks for all private gun sales.
Great game plan by DeLeo! Release a total re-write today and vote tomorrow. It takes time to read, absorb the impact and put together cogent reasons why whatever they proposed is wrong/terrible/won't work and then get that info to those voting. Giving us a day or less to do it is brilliant strategy as we won't be able to marshal a good response in time to matter. All the "it's bad" rhetoric without specifics falls on deaf ears, so most of the gnashing of teeth here won't help us defeat this abortion.
Great game plan by DeLeo! Release a total re-write today and vote tomorrow. It takes time to read, absorb the impact and put together cogent reasons why whatever they proposed is wrong/terrible/won't work and then get that info to those voting. Giving us a day or less to do it is brilliant strategy as we won't be able to marshal a good response in time to matter. All the "it's bad" rhetoric without specifics falls on deaf ears, so most of the gnashing of teeth here won't help us defeat this abortion.