SB1 (2023) - Criminal Law - Wearing, Carrying, or Transporting Firearms - Restrictions (Gun Safety Act of 2023)

[dblas]

I thought Good and Substantial never left it was now allowed to include Self-defense; whereas before it was not.

You thought wrong, G&S was ruled Unconstitutional (IN ANY FORM to include self defense) by SCOTUS in BUEN.

 

[dblas]

Why you leave us in suspense?

Given that he is working off of a version that was not marked up by the House and approved by the Senate, I doubt he has anything.

 

[dblas]

So many Statists on MDS

The 2023 name tag group buy will start tomorrow or Thursday, and residual csh will go to MSI

WWNC, and EBMD, CMC

Updated my friend.

 

[dblas]

I'm having trouble finding the article, but Fox had a piece yesterday where the Harford County sheriff spoke up vociferously against this law. I'm not sure if he specifically said that he wouldn't enforce it. It really cheezes me off that I can't find the article now.

He'll enforce it, he is not a Constitutional Sheriff.

 

[dblas]

There is that too.

Then again, the leasee can still control access to the property (generally). So they could still be telling trespassers that guns are not permitted. Not sure how that conflict works out. You wouldn't violate SB1 by being there with a firearm, but you would be violating general trespass laws.

It is an interesting delima.

 

[MigraineMan]

Governor Moore signed a hundred or so bills into law yesterday. Notably absent from that list are SB-1 and HB-824. I'm torn between two scenarios with equal probability (3% error margin):
a) Moore knows both SB-1 and HB-824 are turds, and he doesn't want his name on them when they get kicked by SCOTUS. He will let them both default into law without his signature;
b) Moore is waiting on the Everytown check to clear, and there will be a media spectacle circus at the signing. Mike Bloomberg and his carpetbagging lawyer, Sam Levy, will be in attendance, flanked by Emo Jen and Angrier Shamblee and a sea of red-shirted Demanding Moms.

 

[welder516]

In October 2023 we can start a thread on where we can carry in Maryland.

There will just be one post that says .. No where

 

[Biggfoot44]

Be more of a revolutionary war than a civil one

A Revolutionary War , is simply a Civil War that succeeded .

 

[jc1240]

Governor Moore signed a hundred or so bills into law yesterday. Notably absent from that list are SB-1 and HB-824. I'm torn between two scenarios with equal probability (3% error margin):
a) Moore knows both SB-1 and HB-824 are turds, and he doesn't want his name on them when they get kicked by SCOTUS. He will let them both default into law without his signature;
b) Moore is waiting on the Everytown check to clear, and there will be a media spectacle circus at the signing. Mike Bloomberg and his carpetbagging lawyer, Sam Levy, will be in attendance, flanked by Emo Jen and Angrier Shamblee and a sea of red-shirted Demanding Moms.

My money is on option B aka leftist orgy

 

[usa259]

You thought wrong, G&S was ruled Unconstitutional (IN ANY FORM to include self defense) by SCOTUS in BUEN.

Thanks. What is the law of today then? I was putting together Law Chair's letter to include, to cover Bruen decision. ?

 

[6-Pack]

So as a home owner that in order to carry on my property, I must give myself permission?

It’ll be interesting if your spouse is on the deed too and doesn’t grant permission, then you don’t have all of the owners’ permission.

I can’t wait to see how revocable trusts are handled under this, as well as the commercial landlords (since most are LLCs).

 

[Bertfish]

Governor Moore signed a hundred or so bills into law yesterday. Notably absent from that list are SB-1 and HB-824. I'm torn between two scenarios with equal probability (3% error margin):
a) Moore knows both SB-1 and HB-824 are turds, and he doesn't want his name on them when they get kicked by SCOTUS. He will let them both default into law without his signature;
b) Moore is waiting on the Everytown check to clear, and there will be a media spectacle circus at the signing. Mike Bloomberg and his carpetbagging lawyer, Sam Levy, will be in attendance, flanked by Emo Jen and Angrier Shamblee and a sea of red-shirted Demanding Moms.

Definitely B

 

[Raineman]

Governor Moore signed a hundred or so bills into law yesterday. Notably absent from that list are SB-1 and HB-824. I'm torn between two scenarios with equal probability (3% error margin):
a) Moore knows both SB-1 and HB-824 are turds, and he doesn't want his name on them when they get kicked by SCOTUS. He will let them both default into law without his signature;
b) Moore is waiting on the Everytown check to clear, and there will be a media spectacle circus at the signing. Mike Bloomberg and his carpetbagging lawyer, Sam Levy, will be in attendance, flanked by Emo Jen and Angrier Shamblee and a sea of red-shirted Demanding Moms.

My money is on option B aka leftist orgy

Definitely B

Agreed...B. And don't forget the red headed Nazi sponsor of it. He'll surely be there with a bunch of other jackboot career politicians.

This Court smackdown is going to be so sweet when it comes.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Mostly B .

Probably won't be Mikey himself . but will be a sea of red shirts .

 

[Jaybeez]

Scenario 3 - they delay signing until the last minute to give plantiffs less time before October 1st

 

[Bertfish]

Scenario 3 - they delay signing until the last minute to give plantiffs less time before October 1st

He's got 30 days til it becomes law without his signature right?

 

[MigraineMan]

He's got 30 days til it becomes law without his signature right?

Affirmative.

All passed bills, except the budget bill and constitutional amendments, must be presented to the Governor within twenty days following adjournment of a session. The Governor may veto such bills within thirty days after presentation. If a passed bill is not vetoed, it becomes law.

 

[Sunrise]

Governor Moore said he'll sign SB 1:

Gov. Moore says he will sign SB 1; some call plan limiting legal gun owners 'backwards'

After a flurry of action in the House and Senate Chambers in the Maryland State House, the 2023 legislative session is in the books. Democrats in leadership, in

foxbaltimore.com

Like many Republican lawmakers, McCray cited concerns about the constitutionality of the legislation. When asked about the potential legal challenges, Gov. Wes Moore said Attorney General Anthony Brown had confidence in the plan. Moore also said he will sign the legislation.

 

[Bertfish]

Affirmative.

So he's got til 10 May. He won't wait that long. This guy is all about smiles and cameras.

 

[welder516]

Wes Moore is not signing that piece of crap bill, best to ignore it and let it roll in. That way good or bad he can distance himself from it.

We all know when it goes in effect more people will die and the dying won't somehow stop like the dumb azzes that voted it in.
Barry O Moore has presidential aspirations and will take over ruining whatever is left of America