The
state of Illinois cannot be said to be a ‘firearm friendly’ state by
any stretch of the imagination. However, in a recent unanimous
ruling,
the Illinois Supreme Court struck down a state law that seemed designed
to be a “categorical prohibition” for the state to abuse.
The law said, in essence, that carrying a firearm within 1,000 feet of
a number of public places was a crime. Using this law, Julio
Chairez
was arrested and charged in Aurora, Illinois (a Chicago suburb) with a
Class 3 Felony. By appealing his case to the state Supreme Court,
he
scored a great win for anyone concerned with their Second Amendment
rights in the state of Illinois.
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Ron in Ohio Sez:
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Julio Chairez? What do ya' bet that had he been named Jones or Smith, etc. etc. This would not have been overturned? Not in Illinois!
Also, by using the link and going to the story's original site (https://conservativedailypost.com/state-supreme-court-delivers-2nd-amendment-win-park-vicinity-law-declared-unconstitutional/) I noticed a glaring mistake, especially since I am an Indiana native.
The author must really be "Geographically challenged" by his statement; "llinois may never be a state with firearm regulations as those of the state of Indiana, immediately to its south."
^the state of Indiana, immediately to its south."
ReplyDeleteThat's because they think Chicago is Illinois. Well, southeast technically.
Lt. Col. Gen. Tailgunner dick
"the state of Indiana, immediately to its south."
ReplyDeleteOne has to wonder what the folks in Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri and Arkansas think about that.
Isn't it time for California to have a 2nd Amendment 'win' cries the small voice in the Communist wilderness?
ReplyDeleteOn the 1st of the month I went to my local Walmart; they had a sign up in the ammo department saying, "No Ammo Sales Until Walmart Gets License" which was now required because of new anti-gun laws starting Feb 1.
Then I went to that store again a few days ago. Now the sign says, "No Ammo Sales At This Store. Closest Walmart for Ammo Sales: (Store 20 miles away.)"
Kinda hard to do much shooting when 1/ Nowhere to shoot, 2/ Many guns are now illegal, 3/ Can't buy ammo.
Maybe if I ask some illegals, they can bring me ammo along with the drugs they're bringing over the border. The gangs don't seem to have a problem getting ammo!
A 1,000 foot separation requirement from parks, schools and churches can effectively make a lot of entire communities gun free (or "adult use" or whatever else one wants to ban free) zones. Or at least make them illegal throughout.
ReplyDeleteMake enough things illegal and everyone becomes a criminal. Then you have a populace in fear of its government, which describes the relationship most people on earth have with their governments. The USA was supposed to be the exception, with the government in fear of its people. I guess that's too radical a concept for the folks in California to grasp.
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