Not arguing with you, but are you sure about this.. don’t you still have to have a license
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Problems getting WCL in Camden county- Update Pg. 7.
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Comrades! Be patient, our illustrious and hard working government workers are overburdened and they toil so hard.
Just wait until it is a load of bread we are waiting til May to get.
Just wait until it is a load of bread we are waiting til May to get.
YEAH KLUMP will be right on top of it.. he is still signing that bill allowing us CONSTITUTIONAL CARRY
You might want to consider joining Georgia Carry ( http://www.georgiacarry.org/ ) which assists its members in getting GWLs in a timely manner based on the issuance requirements posted in State law. Most importantly, GCO lobbies the legislature for maintaining our 2A rights. GCO has its own lawyer- I think you'll find their web page helpful.
so no one has ever carried illegally?
Yes in the state of Georgia you are required to have your CCW in order to open carry
GCO Member Prevails in Court of Appeals Against Chatham County Probate Judge
June 22nd, 2020
On June 22, 2020, the Court of Appeals of Georgia agreed with GCO member Greg Hise that Chatham County Probate Judge Thomas Bordeaux should have granted a GWL to Hise. Hise applied for a GWL in 2019 and Bordeaux denied it the same day. Hise sued in the Superior Court of Chatham County and won a writ of mandamus, ordering Bordeaux to issue Hise a GWL. Bordeaux refused to obey the Superior Court, so Hise filed a motion to have Bordeaux found in contempt. Bordeaux appealed, saying Hise was required to seek a hearing before Bordeaux before suing in mandamus. The Court of Appeals disagreed, saying Hise followed the correct procedure and is entitled to a GWL. The Court of Appeals’ opinion may be found here.
June 22nd, 2020
On June 22, 2020, the Court of Appeals of Georgia agreed with GCO member Greg Hise that Chatham County Probate Judge Thomas Bordeaux should have granted a GWL to Hise. Hise applied for a GWL in 2019 and Bordeaux denied it the same day. Hise sued in the Superior Court of Chatham County and won a writ of mandamus, ordering Bordeaux to issue Hise a GWL. Bordeaux refused to obey the Superior Court, so Hise filed a motion to have Bordeaux found in contempt. Bordeaux appealed, saying Hise was required to seek a hearing before Bordeaux before suing in mandamus. The Court of Appeals disagreed, saying Hise followed the correct procedure and is entitled to a GWL. The Court of Appeals’ opinion may be found here.
