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law-and-politics1 year ago

"South Carolina Adopts Permitless Open Carry Law: What You Need to Know"

South Carolina has become the 29th state to allow residents to carry handguns without a permit, with the new law in effect immediately. The legislation applies only to handguns and includes specific places where guns cannot be carried. While there are mixed impacts on overall gun mortality rates in states with permitless carry laws, getting a permit in South Carolina still has benefits, including the guarantee to carry concealed in 35 other states. The state will appropriate funds to cover the cost of concealed carry classes, and gun rights groups are generally supportive of the new law.

via The Post and Courier|
#gun-rights#handguns#law-and-politics
politics1 year ago

"South Carolina Enacts Permitless Open Carry Law, Joining 29 Other States"

South Carolina lawmakers have passed a bill allowing permitless gun-carry, making it the 29th state to adopt such a policy. The bill, which now awaits the governor's signature, will allow eligible adults to carry handguns in public without a permit, with certain restrictions on sensitive places. The legislation emerged from a compromise between the state House and Senate, incorporating amendments for stiffer penalties for illegal gun possession and exemptions for lawmakers. Once signed, the law will take effect immediately, marking a significant victory for gun rights advocates in the state.

via The Reload|
#gun-rights#legislation#permitless-carry
politics1 year ago

"SC Senate Approves Permitless Carry Bill, Removing Training and Permit Requirements for Gunowners"

The South Carolina Senate has passed a bill allowing adults to carry loaded guns without training or a permit, moving it closer to becoming law. The bill, known as permitless carry or constitutional carry, passed in a 28-15 vote largely along party lines. An amendment was added to offer free gun training classes overseen by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and lower the minimum age for obtaining a concealed weapons permit. Democrats opposed the bill, citing concerns about public safety and law enforcement challenges. The bill will now go back to the House of Representatives for further consideration.

via WIS News 10|
#gun-laws#permitless-carry#politics
law-and-order2 years ago

"Controversial Permitless Concealed Carry Law Goes into Effect This Weekend"

Nebraska's new Concealed Handgun Permit Act will allow residents aged 21 and older to carry a concealed handgun without a permit starting this weekend. However, the City of Lincoln has signed an executive order prohibiting weapons on city property, with penalties for carrying a concealed handgun into prohibited locations. The Lincoln Police Department encourages gun owners to enroll in firearms safety courses to ensure safe handling of their handguns.

via KOLN|
#concealed-carry#gun-laws#law-and-order
law-and-order2 years ago

"Florida's Permitless Carry Law: What You Need to Know"

Starting Saturday, Florida will implement a permitless carry gun law, eliminating the need for training and background checks to carry concealed guns in public. However, open carry is still prohibited, and the law does not change who can carry a firearm or where they can carry it. Some law enforcement officials express concerns about the potential increase in violence, while others believe the law could deter criminals. Gun owners must still carry a valid ID, and there are still restrictions on carrying guns in certain places.

via WFTV Orlando|
#florida#gun-law#law-and-order
law-and-politics2 years ago

"Florida Embraces Permitless Carry, Raising Concerns and Questions"

Florida's new permitless carry law, which goes into effect on Saturday, allows residents to carry concealed weapons without a permit. While some see it as a victory for gun owners, others express concerns about increased gun violence. The law clarifies that certain locations, such as police stations, courthouses, schools, and airports, remain off-limits for carrying firearms. However, the law does not permit open carry, and individuals must still meet age and citizenship requirements, undergo background checks, and present a photo ID when carrying a concealed weapon.

via Wink News|
#concealed-carry#florida#gun-control
law-and-politics2 years ago

Florida Embraces Permitless Carry: Dispelling Misconceptions and Increasing Armed Citizens

As Florida becomes a permitless carry state, firearms instructor Ryan G. Thomas debunks misconceptions surrounding the new law. While legal gun owners will be able to carry a concealed gun without a permit, the law does not allow open carry in all situations and prohibits carrying in certain places like airports and schools. Thomas emphasizes the importance of understanding the law and receiving proper training to avoid potentially dangerous consequences.

via ABC Action News Tampa Bay|
#florida#gun-instructor#law-and-politics
law-and-order2 years ago

"Florida Sheriffs Express Concerns Over Confusion Surrounding Permitless Carry Law"

Starting July 1st, Florida's new permitless carry law will allow individuals to carry concealed firearms without a permit. While Orange County Sheriff John Mina expresses concerns about the potential increase in guns on the streets and the impact on safety, Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd supports the law, stating that it allows good guys to protect against bad guys. The law requires individuals to carry valid ID, keep the gun concealed, and have no felony convictions. Over 200 laws will go into effect in Florida on July 1st, and both sheriffs emphasize the importance of proper training for anyone planning to carry a hidden gun.

via FOX 35 Orlando|
#florida#law-and-order#permitless-carry
law-and-politics2 years ago

Florida's New Gun Laws: Confusion, Concerns, and Consequences

Florida's new law allowing people to carry concealed weapons without a state permit goes into effect, causing excitement among some gun owners and concern among those fearing an increase in gun violence. However, there is confusion surrounding where concealed weapons are allowed, with complex and hard-to-decipher rules. Many gun owners are misinformed about what is and isn't allowed, leading to potential issues and non-compliance with state statutes. The law does not permit open carry, and there are restrictions on carrying weapons in certain locations such as schools and government buildings. Businesses can prohibit concealed weapons on their premises, but individuals can still leave their weapons locked in their cars. The law also raises questions about the implications for marijuana users and the need for professional firearm instruction. Critics argue that the law will not make communities safer, while supporters believe it removes unnecessary government interference.

via South Florida Sun Sentinel|
#concealed-carry#florida#gun-control
politics2 years ago

"Florida's Permitless Carry Law: What to Expect and Potential Concerns"

Florida's new permitless concealed carry law, set to take effect on Saturday, will allow gun owners in the state to carry concealed weapons without a permit or training. While proponents argue that the law protects Second Amendment rights without compromising safety, critics express concerns about the lack of regulation and potential confusion regarding where firearms are allowed. Legal experts emphasize the importance of firearm education, as gun owners need to understand the proper protocols in places like schools and airports. Calls for further loosening of gun laws, such as open carry, have been made but will have to wait until 2024.

via WFLA|
#florida#gun-laws#permitless-carry
law-and-politics2 years ago

Florida's New Gun Laws: What to Expect on July 1

Starting July 1, Florida residents will be able to carry a concealed firearm without a permit, making it the 26th state to implement permitless carry. However, there are exceptions and rules to follow, including restrictions on carrying in certain locations. While training is not required under the new law, experts strongly recommend it. The legal age to carry a concealed weapon is 21, and individuals with felony convictions or physical impairments preventing safe weapon use are prohibited. Non-residents can also carry concealed weapons in Florida, provided they meet certain criteria.

via Pensacola News Journal|
#concealed-carry#firearm-safety#florida
law-and-order2 years ago

"Florida's New Laws: What You Need to Know About Permitless Carry and Immigration Changes"

Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw emphasized that permitless carry in Florida, which takes effect on July 1, still comes with restrictions. While individuals can buy and carry a firearm concealed without a permit, they cannot carry it openly in public places such as bars, nightclubs, and schools. The rules on who can own a firearm have not changed, and individuals must still go through a background check and a three-day waiting period when purchasing a gun. Bradshaw urges individuals to seek professional training before purchasing a firearm, especially automatics.

via WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm|
#florida#gun-laws#law-and-order
politics2 years ago

Nebraska approves permitless concealed carry.

The Nebraska Legislature has approved a bill that would allow Nebraskans aged 21 and older to carry concealed weapons without a permit. The bill, sponsored by State Sen. Tom Brewer, includes a compromise with the Omaha Police Union. The amendment would create a new crime for concealed carry owners who commit dangerous misdemeanors. The bill will now head to Gov. Jim Pillen's desk, where he's expected to sign it into law.

via KETV Omaha|
#concealed-carry#governor-jim-pillen#gun-control