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Handgun ownership in Chicago
Daley's attempt to make registration onerous, rather than impossible, isn't succeeding very well.
hat tip to sixgun sarah....
UPDATE: I verified the url, using the very link that was emailed to me -- and suddenly it doesn't work. On a second try, five minutes later, it did. No idea why.
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Did Mayor Daley make your link impossible to get to? I get an error
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maybe they couldn't keep up with the "ArmsAndTheLawalanche."
Posted by: Sean Sorrentino at July 25, 2010 12:10 PM
Yay! It works now.
Posted by: Sean Sorrentino at July 25, 2010 02:13 PM
In Illinois, the FOID is issued by the state police, and by applying for an FOID, you agree to a background check including a check of all mental health records.
Is Chicago saying that the comprehensive state law is insufficient?
Posted by: Anonymous at July 25, 2010 08:49 PM
Also, in Illinois, concealed carry is prohibited unless you have a permit. Open carry is allowed on your own property. That is, you can carry openly up to the boundary lines of property you own.
Posted by: Anonymous at July 25, 2010 08:55 PM