California Rules Barring Nonresident CCWs ‘Violate’ Constitution’
On Tuesday, the judge of the American district court Cathy Ann Bencivengo made an order granting a summary judgment after concluding that “the provisions of California prohibiting non-residents from requesting CCW licenses violate the Constitution”.
The case is Hoffman c. Bonta, And the applicants include Christopher J. Hoffman and the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC). He calls into question the ban on California to issue hidden transport permits (CCWS) to non-residents.
Bencivengo weighed the ban on the light of By (2022) and found that to ensure that the ban on sticking, California “indeed … [argues] that non-residents are not considered “the people”. »»
She then noted that neither the Supreme Court of the United States nor the United States Court of Appeal for the ninth circuit defined the people “so closely”.
Bencivengo wrote: “The provisions prohibiting non-residents from asking for CCW licenses violate the Constitution.”
Bencivengo ordered the parties of the trial “to meet and confer and submit an order proposed for an injunction in accordance with this order within 30 days”.
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