New Jersey Bruen buster bill is back for full assembly vote

SixgunSymphony · Nov 19, 2022

New Jersey: Bruen-Buster Bill Is Back

Read more: https://www.nraila.org/articles/202...-is-back-for-full-assembly-vote#ixzz7l5iD0zps
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U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- On Monday, November 21, the full Assembly is expected to vote on A.4769. This legislation started out as a "copy-cat" strategy, mimicking what New York did to lash out at the Supreme Court post-Bruen. The bill arbitrarily and drastically expands the number of places labeled as "sensitive places" where concealed carry is prohibited.

Drastically increase the cost of obtaining permits and credentials.
Expand the already-rigorous New Jersey training requirements.
Use social media and online posts as grounds to deny permits.
Require gun owners to acquire insurance, even though it is not known whether or not this type of insurance is even available or legal.
Ban carry on all private property unless the owner posts signage permitting it.
Expand the number of "sensitive places" to include arenas, parks, beaches, restaurants, and theatres, among other public places.
Ban carry at public gatherings.
Perhaps most offensively, it would create a special class of public officials who do not need a permit to carry, and these privileged individuals will be exempt from the no-carry zones.

tkdguy · Nov 19, 2022

SixgunSymphony said:
New Jersey: Bruen-Buster Bill Is Back
Read more: https://www.nraila.org/articles/202...-is-back-for-full-assembly-vote#ixzz7l5iD0zps
Under Creative Commons License: Attribution
Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook
U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- On Monday, November 21, the full Assembly is expected to vote on A.4769. This legislation started out as a "copy-cat" strategy, mimicking what New York did to lash out at the Supreme Court post-Bruen. The bill arbitrarily and drastically expands the number of places labeled as "sensitive places" where concealed carry is prohibited.

Drastically increase the cost of obtaining permits and credentials.

Expand the already-rigorous New Jersey training requirements.

Use social media and online posts as grounds to deny permits.

Require gun owners to acquire insurance, even though it is not known whether or not this type of insurance is even available or legal.

Ban carry on all private property unless the owner posts signage permitting it.

Expand the number of "sensitive places" to include arenas, parks, beaches, restaurants, and theatres, among other public places.

Ban carry at public gatherings.

Perhaps most offensively, it would create a special class of public officials who do not need a permit to carry, and these privileged individuals will be exempt from the no-carry zones.

Not funny; but sorry full for the NJ people but for the most part they are the same as NY which speaks for itself.