I disagree based on the full faith and credit clause. Driver's licenses from all states are recognized. The same should apply to travellers with out of state CCW licenses while travelling in other states.
so how come NO ONE has ever challenged NY's refusal to recognize out of state CCWs, based on the Full Faith & Credit Clause?
I don't know that no one ever has or has not. Frankly, I don't believe that CCW is a Constitutionally protected right. I do believe that open carry is, however, and states should not be able to restrict that right.
i believe SCOTUS made an error by deciding that we have a right to possess firearms outside of the context of a well-regulated militia
Wrong again Ron, it has nothing to do with concealed carry. LEOSA recognizes qualified law enforcement officers, both active and retired and allows them to carry in any State or Territory or U.S. possesion without needing a permit or license to carry from a State, they must satisfy Federal regulations as to being a Qualified Law Enforcement Officer, either active or retired.
no, Im right. if Congress passed a universal reciprocity concealed-carry law, many states would challenge it in the courts under the 10th Amendment.
You are wrong. It is not universal concealed carry reciprocity law. It is LEOSA, it applies only to Qualified Law Enforcement personnel. It passed. It is indeed Law. Can you not understand that Ron ?
That's because you do not understand what the phrase "well-regulated" actually means. If one is properly trained and equipped, they are well-regulated according to constitutional intent.
No! No! "Well regulated" means licensed gun owners, registered guns, $500 permits and $1000 taxes on purchases!!!
The tenth amendment only covers things not listed in the constitution. The 2nd amendment is in the constitution and therefore the 10th has no bearing on the issue.
There were rules that allowed people to consume alcohol during Prohibition, but no one would say argue that alcohol wasn't, for the most part, prohibited. The right of individuals in California to bear arms is being unreasonably restricted by burdensome and arbitrary rules.