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FreedomOne:
Great info there Schlumper! Thank you! I don't have military or law enforcement background, or I would volunteer for this. I may even know one of the persons that was responsible for the constitution being added to. He has said, ever since I have known him, that ccw was never the thing for us to go after, it has been our right since the 1980's due to our constituion. He is a big proponent of getting things back to the way they should be. If we can get this moving, I'm sure he will help!

Aldo:

--- Quote from: schlumper on February 23, 2009, 10:38:45 PM ---"...Have them take the CCW class and fingerprints and everything else for a CCW license but not pay the fee. When he gets denied for not paying the fee,..."

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Maybe it's changed since I got my ccw permit back in March '07, but the SP office wouldn't even let me go behind their door to their office area to begin the processing until I paid my fee up front.

tonopah:
Who out there is prior Military and had thier police department refuse to issue a firearms purchase certificate unless they gave a copy of thier DD form 214 for them to copy? Talk about our chosen few not adhering to the Constitution. On top of that my county Sheriffs dept. was refusing to do them if you had a in town address. I got that all straightened out after I talked to the AG office, but they are back at it again. Good old North Platte.

schlumper:

--- Quote from: Aldo on February 24, 2009, 02:35:27 PM ---
--- Quote from: schlumper on February 23, 2009, 10:38:45 PM ---"...Have them take the CCW class and fingerprints and everything else for a CCW license but not pay the fee. When he gets denied for not paying the fee,..."

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Maybe it's changed since I got my ccw permit back in March '07, but the SP office wouldn't even let me go behind their door to their office area to begin the processing until I paid my fee up front.

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Hmmm, that does kind of muck it up a little. (I don't have a ccw license, so I don't know the exact process) Being denied a license to exercise your right because of not paying a fee is the easiest way to get grounds to sue, but I'm sure there's something else. Well, there is always the criminal defense route, but that requires someone to face criminal charges relating to ccw.

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