Court Allows Case Against N.C. Carry Delays To Continue
Back in March of last year, Wake County, North Carolina Sheriff Gerald Baker announced that he was closing his office to those applying for a pistol purchase permit because of “a significant increase in PPP applicants and concomitant concerns over social distancing violation by long lines of applicants.” That didn’t sit well with many folks, who were in essence being told that their right to own a handgun for self-defense was being delayed, and a woman named Kelly Stafford, who’s a resident in Wake County, took the sheriff to court with the help of the Second Amendment Foundation, Gra...