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« Living Constitution dilemma | Main | Teacher goes wacko over student talking of hunting »

NJ case strikes gun rationing

Posted by David Hardy · 23 June 2008 05:10 PM

Scott Bach reports on it. The court found that that the Jersey City statute failed the "rational basis" test, which is pretty hard to flunk.

· State legislation

4 Comments | Leave a comment

jdberger | June 24, 2008 1:58 PM | Reply

According to our friends, the Gun Guys, New Jersey passed the gun rationing bill A339.

Bill | June 24, 2008 3:38 PM | Reply

I was very surprised to see any kind of pro-gun owner decision coming out of New Jersey. Unfortunately, I am not surprised to see the People's Legislature of the Demoktratik Republic of New Jersey act swiftly to overcome it.

I say this a someone born and raised in NJ; lived there for 35 years before getting the hell out and moving to VA - where the damn libs are starting to try to do some of the same inane jackass things here...

NOSKILZ | June 24, 2008 5:23 PM | Reply

The article doesn't say what the monthly purchase limitation was, but I still think one firearm a month is a worthy goal for me for the next 12 months.

Rich | June 25, 2008 6:52 AM | Reply

A339 passed the assembly and now goes to the senate. I have no clue what the chances are for killing it. It started as a way of banning .50 caliber guns and had many other things tacked on, such as limiting handgun sales to once a month. Getting 'permission' to purchase a handgun in NJ is an trial of patience and persistence so the bill codifies the reality.

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