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BELLEVUE, WA – The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has submitted an amicus brief to the Maryland State Supreme Court in support of a District of Columbia man who has a valid D.C. carry permit, but was arrested in Maryland for carrying a concealed pistol.

Joining CCRKBA are the Second Amendment Foundation, National Rifle Association, Maryland Shall Issue, California Rifle & Pistol Association, Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, Second Amendment Law Center and the Cato Institute. They are represented by attorneys Mark W. Pennak of Baltimore and Konstadinos T. Moros of Bellevue, Wash.

“The right to keep and bear arms applies to all citizens everywhere in the United States,” noted CCRKBA Executive Director Andrew Gottlieb. “As we explain in our amicus, this right cannot tolerate each state having the power to force individuals from every other state to jump through time-consuming and often costly hoops before it allows them to carry a firearm within its borders.

“Darius Duvall is a responsible citizen, and he possessed a valid District of Columbia carry permit, which is not easy to obtain, demonstrating his willingness to comply with the law,” Gottlieb continued. “He was traveling at the time of his arrest, and we note that interstate visitors are still Americans, yet states like Maryland treat them as suspicious foreigners that need to be re-vetted before exercising a fundamental right. This condition defies the historical tradition of our country, which demands that such state-by-state restrictions be set aside.

“We do not leave our other constitutional rights at each state border,” he added, “yet, laws like the one in Maryland prevent traveling citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights simply by crossing from one state to another. Maryland’s law unquestionably regulates conduct that is protected by the plain text of the Second Amendment and is thus ‘presumptively unconstitutional.’ Maryland must—at minimum— recognize carry permits issued by other states to law-abiding adults in line with the historical traveler’s exception laws.”The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has submitted an amicus brief to the Maryland State Supreme Court in support of a District of Columbia man who has a valid D.C. carry permit, but was arrested in Maryland for carrying a concealed pistol.

Joining CCRKBA are the Second Amendment Foundation, National Rifle Association, Maryland Shall Issue, California Rifle & Pistol Association, Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus, Second Amendment Law Center and the Cato Institute. They are represented by attorneys Mark W. Pennak of Baltimore and Konstadinos T. Moros of Bellevue, Wash.

“The right to keep and bear arms applies to all citizens everywhere in the United States,” noted CCRKBA Executive Director Andrew Gottlieb. “As we explain in our amicus, this right cannot tolerate each state having the power to force individuals from every other state to jump through time-consuming and often costly hoops before it allows them to carry a firearm within its borders.

“Darius Duvall is a responsible citizen, and he possessed a valid District of Columbia carry permit, which is not easy to obtain, demonstrating his willingness to comply with the law,” Gottlieb continued. “He was traveling at the time of his arrest, and we note that interstate visitors are still Americans, yet states like Maryland treat them as suspicious foreigners that need to be re-vetted before exercising a fundamental right. This condition defies the historical tradition of our country, which demands that such state-by-state restrictions be set aside.

“We do not leave our other constitutional rights at each state border,” he added, “yet, laws like the one in Maryland prevent traveling citizens from exercising their Second Amendment rights simply by crossing from one state to another. Maryland’s law unquestionably regulates conduct that is protected by the plain text of the Second Amendment and is thus ‘presumptively unconstitutional.’ Maryland must—at minimum— recognize carry permits issued by other states to law-abiding adults in line with the historical traveler’s exception laws.”

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BELLEVUE, WA – While Politico is reporting that New Jersey Democrats are scrambling to “protect and expand the state’s firearm restrictions” after the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the state’s ban on semiautomatic rifles is unconstitutional, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms has a better idea: Stop trying to dance around court rulings and start trusting the citizens with their Second Amendment rights.

“New Jersey Democrats can no longer claim they’re just trying to protect the children or decrease crime,” CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb observed. “They’re obviously obsessed with restricting the rights of the citizens they’re supposed to be serving. Gov. Mikie Sherrill and her colleagues in the legislature need a refresher course in high school civics, because they can’t seem to understand that when a court declares a law to be unconstitutional, that law has always been unconstitutional, and they should stop trying to dream up ways to slither around the ruling.

“The Politico story mentioned a bill to mandate gun owners store their guns unloaded and locked inside their homes,” Gottlieb added. “That idea is already off the table, thanks to the 2008 Heller ruling, which Sherrill and her cronies evidently need to read again.”

Instead of cooking up more and different restrictions, Gottlieb suggested New Jersey lawmakers just get tough on criminals—especially repeat offenders—by locking them up for a very long time. People confined to jails and prisons aren’t on the streets committing robberies, assaults, burglaries, carjackings or homicides, he noted.

“What the Politico story reveals without really saying so is that Garden State Democrats are frustrated and furious the courts, and the Constitution, will not let them keep a regulatory stranglehold on the honest citizens of New Jersey,” Gottlieb said. “They’re just not taking this lesson to heart. The semi-auto ban, and the ban on original capacity magazines—which Democrats supported—have just been thrown out. There’s a lesson in that the Democrats are evidently just too stubborn to accept. They need to grow up, stop trying to be dictators, and acknowledge the right of the people is not subject to their petty personal prejudices against guns.” 

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