Wisconsin Supreme Court rules domestic abuser can get CCW permit
Wisconsin's Supreme Court said a disorderly conduct conviction for domestic violence can't stop someone from getting a conceal carry weapon permit.
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Wisconsin's Supreme Court said a disorderly conduct conviction for domestic violence can't stop someone from getting a conceal carry weapon permit.
But one reluctant justice is calling on the state legislature to "close a dangerous loophole" in state law.
Wisconsin's Supreme Court said a disorderly conduct conviction for domestic violence can't stop someone from getting a conceal carry weapon permit.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A disorderly conduct conviction can't disqualify someone from...
A disorderly conduct conviction can't disqualify someone from obtaining a permit to carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday in a unanimous decision that could dramatically broaden who can carry hidden firearms, knives and stun guns.