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    Re: Open Carry & gun control

    Posted by Punchhowzer on 2/14/04


    Well, Spot, on the one hand you kind of deserve all the
    trouble you found yourself in. Open carry is not a problem for
    me personally, but you can bet that with the culture the media
    has built around firearms, open carry will be likely to cause a
    great deal of trouble.

    Prairie Dawg is way off base. Private property is in fact
    private. However, when you take that same property and make it
    available to the general public, it becomes a "public
    accomodation" If Fred Meijer Stores are going to have a "no
    guns" policy, contrary to any existing CCW/open carry law, and
    such policy is directed at all who enter the store, then the
    store must give notice of the policy to the general public.
    Consequently, they may be challenged on it, if the CCW/open
    carry law is a function of state control. The State (issuing
    authority) may take the position that only the state may
    regulate and make policy as to where or how a firearm is
    carried.

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Open Carry, 9/06/03, by SPOT.
  • Re: Open Carry, 9/06/03, by Hardy Parkerson, Atty..
  • Re: Open Carry, 9/07/03, by SPOT.
  • Re: Open Carry, 9/08/03, by R.L. Stevenson, J.D..
  • Re: Open Carry, 9/09/03, by SPOT.
  • Re: Open Carry, 11/03/03, by Prairie Dawg.
  • Re: Open Carry, 11/23/03, by Joel Clyde.
  • Re: Open Carry, 1/13/04, by anonymous law student.
  • Re: Open Carry & gun control, 1/22/04, by v.
  • Re: Open Carry & gun control, 1/26/04, by brontosaurus.
  • Re: Open Carry & gun control, 2/14/04, by Punchhowzer.
  • Re: Open Carry & gun control, 2/14/04, by Punchhowzer.
  • Re: Open Carry & gun control, 2/14/04, by Punchhowzer.


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