AZkopper
Regular Member
So, as some of you might know, a District Attorney in WI has unilaterally decided to no longer accept charges for a host of gun law violations, since the SCOTUS has declared that the RTKBA is a Fundamental Right. Of the laws he will not enforce, they include the 'guns in bars' law of WI.
With that as the first positive legal response to the McDonald decision, I was wondering if we should press our legislators and county attorneys about our own (however few) gun laws which infringe on our "Fundamental Rights". Specifically, ARS 4-244.29 (Prohibiting possession of firearms where alcohol is sold for on-premise consumption unless permitted by law, carried concealed, and with Permit), ARS 4-244.30 (Prohibiting establishment operators from allowing firearms where alcohol is sold for on-premise consumption, unless permitted by law, carried concealed, and with permit), and ARS 4-244.31 (Consumption while armed).
The new law that goes in to affect on July 29th pretty much clears everying else up, unless I'm forgetting something.
With that as the first positive legal response to the McDonald decision, I was wondering if we should press our legislators and county attorneys about our own (however few) gun laws which infringe on our "Fundamental Rights". Specifically, ARS 4-244.29 (Prohibiting possession of firearms where alcohol is sold for on-premise consumption unless permitted by law, carried concealed, and with Permit), ARS 4-244.30 (Prohibiting establishment operators from allowing firearms where alcohol is sold for on-premise consumption, unless permitted by law, carried concealed, and with permit), and ARS 4-244.31 (Consumption while armed).
The new law that goes in to affect on July 29th pretty much clears everying else up, unless I'm forgetting something.