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incorporation

Chrisc411

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with the up coming cases and the hope of 2A incorporation i'm just curious of the all the potential pros for us and if there are any cons of said incorporatio?
 

bigtoe416

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Pros: Ability to launch challenges to innumerable California restrictions on gun ownership.

Cons: State may feel empowered to restrict all forms of carry/ownership of firearms.
 

ConditionThree

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bigtoe416 wrote:
Pros: Ability to launch challenges to innumerable California restrictions on gun ownership.
This is pretty much dead on.

bigtoe416 wrote:
Cons: State may feel empowered to restrict all forms of carry/ownership of firearms.

Incorporation of the 2nd could mean that the state could not ban all forms of keep and bear... however, the state might end up favoring some form of carry to the exclusion of others... Specifically- California could go like Texas or Florida went... Licensed concealed carry with no lawful means to carry exposed.
 

sudden valley gunner

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ConditionThree wrote:
bigtoe416 wrote:
Pros: Ability to launch challenges to innumerable California restrictions on gun ownership.
This is pretty much dead on.

bigtoe416 wrote:
Cons: State may feel empowered to restrict all forms of carry/ownership of firearms.

Incorporation of the 2nd could mean that the state could not ban all forms of keep and bear... however, the state might end up favoring some form of carry to the exclusion of others... Specifically- California could go like Texas or Florida went... Licensed concealed carry with no lawful means to carry exposed.
But wouldn't incorporation makes Texas and Florida laws more challenge-able in court. Because they are requiring to you to pay to exercise an incorporated right? And open carry is the "natural" method of "bearing arms".
 

bigtoe416

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I just re-read my reply to the initial post and realize I was answering a question that wasn't asked. If incorporation fails then the state may feel empowered to restrict all forms of carry/ownership of firearms. From my perspective there are no cons to incorporation. My apologies for the confusion.
 
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