Montgomery County's gun ban draws Second Amendment challenge
County’s ban on gun possession near a “place of public assembly” is essentially a countywide ban in violation of the right to bear arms, says gun rights group.
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County’s ban on gun possession near a “place of public assembly” is essentially a countywide ban in violation of the right to bear arms, says gun rights group.
Maryland argues their gun licensing scheme is similar to the Uniform Militia Act. Maryland Shall Issue disagrees.
The Maryland county that is home to three U.S. Supreme Court justices who voted in June that the ...
Maryland’s licensing requirement for handgun buyers violates right to keep arms for personal home protection and lacks roots from early America, gun groups say.
Maryland’s most anti-gun county has continued its tantrum, lashing out against lawful carry in the only way it thinks it can. Yesterday, the Montgomery County Council voted unanimously to pass Bill 21-22E, to remove the exemption for Wear & Carry (W&C) permit holders from the county’s ban on possessing firearms “in or within 100 yards of a place of public assembly,” which includes parks and churches, banning carry in those places. It will go into effect immediately upon the county executive signing it into law.