dreadpirate
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So mine was submitted in July and in November the check was cashed AFTER I called to ask about the status.
HOW to APPLY for a MARYLAND Carry Permit
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So mine was submitted in July and in November the check was cashed AFTER I called to ask about the status.
dreadpirate
Ultimate Member
If your company security manager writes a letter stating you have the clearance and daily access to classified info/systems, then that's all you need for MSP. I don't think MSP is going to care/ask if it's interum.
Fell behind someone's desk, same as the ******** fax machine debacle they had years ago.
Nobody
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- Jan 15, 2009
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Maryland ccw is the worst nightmare Didn't have to go through this many changes to buy a house or get a job.in the state .. They look for any Excuse to Deny you your constitutional right Maryland Governor should be ashamed of himself For not standing up for the rights of his citizens.. There's no hesitation in taking taxes or any other money from the citizens.. But they won't stand up for their citizens
ClutchyMcClutcherson
Active Member
This may have been answered somewhere else in this thread so I apologize ahead of time. I haven’t read all the pages because none of it really pertains to me per se (I know it’s something we should all follow because it has to do with our constitutional right).
My question is does anyone know if working as a realtor, or a school teacher justifies (through MSP’s eyes) a CCW permit? These two specific professions I think could be well served from carrying. I know public schools are far away from ever allowing this on their property, but what about if a private school teacher wanted it, and the employer allowed it?
Thanks in advance!
My question is does anyone know if working as a realtor, or a school teacher justifies (through MSP’s eyes) a CCW permit? These two specific professions I think could be well served from carrying. I know public schools are far away from ever allowing this on their property, but what about if a private school teacher wanted it, and the employer allowed it?
Thanks in advance!
Bigfoot21075
Ultimate Member
It has actually gotten much better. the process has been made easier. Before it was a handwritten notarized form with real fingerprint cards. Now it is an online for, with one stop at live scan for electronic prints and picture.
ClutchyMcClutcherson
Active Member
Any idea if anyone has tried for the reason of being a teacher? Just curious if there has been any precedent set.
There's no such thing as precedent, that's going to be the first issue....
"They know it when they see it".
This really is at the heart of the matter. The whole process is completely capricious, and it comes down to being willing to getting into a staring contest with the MSP, with the HPRB playing ref. Except the MGA has set us up to see the end of that, via OAH referrals. We'll shortly learn a LOT more about how all of that is going to look, as the first wave of victims trickles through that process.
Jefferson was a very well-read man, fully informed about human history. That includes not only being a student of the sort of organized tyranny against which he helped to write the Declaration of Independence... but also being a student of the longer history of the world. Which includes the feudal mayhem of the dark ages, and a fundamental understanding of local, face-to-face, one-on-one brutality. Which is one of the reasons he advocated for protection of your right to retain the means of personal self defense. And, when needed, the pooling of people with such rights, to act in collected self defense (as a militia, or more) should the need arise.
Mine had a date it was written and arrived a few days after that.
Mine was about a calendar week, just wondering if there was consistency there.
Just a matter of deciding which way to go. I just went ahead with the HPRB, I didn't want to have to plead a case with MSP to just have them want to maybe change a few words. I'd prefer to take it right to the board.
- Feb 19, 2013
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It was noted in Maryland Matters that MSP has at least 22 appeals in to OAH as of when they published. If many of these are restrictions related, hope we can find out how they were decided. If MSP is sustained, save yourself two trips, that's my plan.
Are OAH decisions public?
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