Federal judge blocks more of New Jersey's new gun carry law
The order issued by U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb temporarily lifts the blanket prohibition on carrying guns in public parks, on beaches and in casinos.
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The order issued by U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb temporarily lifts the blanket prohibition on carrying guns in public parks, on beaches and in casinos.
A federal judge on Monday blocked more provisions of New Jersey's gun control law, which restricts where concealed-carry permit holders may take their firearms.
In another setback for the Murphy administration, a federal judge said New Jersey could not enforce some 'sensitive places' banning guns in public.
Other parts of the law, including measures tightening gun licensing requirements and handgun safety rules, remain in effect