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Renewal Process - remove address
Molly B. replied to nulloverride's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
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Fantastic!
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Davis v Yenchko (FOID revocations)
Molly B. replied to steveTA84's topic in Judicial Second Amendment Case Discussion
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169 Feb 29, 2024 Order from Judge McGlynn . Parties shall submit their initial disclosures and written discovery requests with the Court carbon copied no later than March 13, 2024. Parties shall submit the identities of their affirmative experts and their subject matter expertise with the Court carbon copied no later than March 27, 2024, understanding that supplemental expert identification may be necessary. Parties shall respond to requests for written discovery with the Court carbon copied no later than April 3, 2024. Order to issue setting a status conference to discuss the status of discovery in mid-April.
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In the renewal, try changing her name and adding her previous name to the " formerly known as" list
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However, unlike handguns, short-barreled firearms are not “an entire class of ‘arms’ *** chosen by American society for [the] lawful purpose” of self-defense. See Heller 554 U.S. at 625, 628. Short-barreled firearms are regulated precisely because they are “concealable weapon *** likely to be used for criminal purposes.” See United States v. Thompson/Center Arms Co., 504 U.S. 505, 517 (1992) (explaining that short-barreled rifles are regulated under the National Firearms Act (26 U.S.C. §§ 5841, 5845 (2018)) for this very reason). The sheer number of registered short-barreled firearms does not undercut their dangerousness or the fact that they are “not typically possessed by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes.”4 See Heller, 554 U.S. at 625, 628; see also People v. Dean, 207 Ill. App. 3d 640, 642 (1990) (noting that the UUW statute “provides that a person in possession of a sawed-off shotgun *** has committed a crime. No exceptions are allowed under this section because such weapons are considered to be inherently dangerous to human life”). People v. Smith, sawed off shotguns.pdf
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Bost joined Adam Kinzinger in urging the ATF to ban a firearm accessory by rule rather than by law - listen closely, he urged a government agency to infringe on the Second Amendment because the House did not have the votes to do it. He supports universal background checks. Those are my issues.
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Original training certificate expired
Molly B. replied to Ranger's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
Isp.instructor.docs@illinois.gov -
Ahhh, crap. I screwed up again.
Molly B. replied to kevinkreis@att.net's topic in Illinois Concealed Carry Licensing Process
Private message sent -
"However, the Republican JCAR members were successful in filing a motion to object to the rules on the same grounds. ISP must respond in writing to the Committee’s objection before it can file the regulations with the Secretary of State’s Office to be adopted." Senator Dale Fowler
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Caulkins v Prizker Case Discussion
Molly B. replied to jcable2's topic in Judicial Second Amendment Case Discussion
We know from history what our founding fathers did and it wasn't until the British came for the colonist stored ammunition. This is not likely to happen in this day and age and with the U.S. Supreme Court NYSRPA v Bruen ruling. Let us pray it does not. -
Donation received and email sent requesting mailing address. Thank you for the kind words!
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And so we begin a new year. Onward and upward! Thank you for a great job mauser!
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CLIC 5.0 is the most updated version. The FOID Modernization Act signed into law in 2021 and the Firearm/Magazine/Parts ban signed into law in 2023 created a lot of changes in IL FOID and Concealed Carry Law. Our curriculum has now been updated to include all changes in the law since CLIC 4.0