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pdf.pngComplaint in Takings Case HOT
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Complaint in Takings Case

pdf.pngThe Racist Roots of Gun Control HOT
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pdf.pngReply In Support of Motion To Dismiss HOT
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pdf.pngOpposition to Motion To Dismiss First Amendment HOT
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pdf.pngMotion to Dismiss First Amendment HOT
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pdf.pngMotion to Dismiss First Amendment HOT
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pdf.pngFirst Amendment Case (Hulbert Brothers) HOT
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State Attorney General's Office filed a motion to dismiss the suit against the Capital Police Department officers who arrested the Hulbert brothers

pdf.pngComments on ATF Proposal Regarding Bump Stocks HOT
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MSI's legal comments on the proposed ATF rule regarding bump stocks.

pdf.pngTestimony on Campus Carry proposed legislation HB 904 in 2018 HOT
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Testimony on Campus Carry proposed legislation HB 904 in 2018

pdf.pngWear and Carry Wear and Carry permit lawuit complaint HOT
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New legal challenge to the State of Maryland's unfair and discriminatory handgun wear and carry permit system

pdf.pngVeto request for HB819, the Handgun Permit Review Board repeal bill HOT
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Veto request for HB819, the Handgun Permit Review Board repeal bill

pdf.pngRed Flag Bill - HB1302 - Testimony HOT
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This proposed legislation (HB1302) is a firearms confiscation bill, commonly referred to as a "red flag" bill. If passed, it would create a new system that would allow “any interested person” to petition a judge for what the bill calls an “extreme risk protection order” by alleging that a person (“the respondent”) poses an “immediate and present danger of causing personal injury” to another person “by possessing a firearm.” While it requires the petitioner to execute the petition under oath, it then grants complete legal immunity to that person from both civil and criminal liability if the petition acts in subjective “good faith.”   “the respondent”  would be required to surrender firearms to law enforcement.
pdf.pngTestimony on HB 991 HOT
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Testimony on HB 991 - Magazine Ban

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 819 HOT
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Testimony on HB 819 - HPRB Repeal

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 792 HOT
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Testimony on HB 792 - Permit Expiration

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 760 HOT
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Testimony on HB 760 - School Carry

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 758 HOT
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Testimony on HB 758 Church Carry

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 730 and HB 1031 T HOT
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Testimony on HB 730 and HB 1031 - Transfer Definition

pdf.pngTestimony on HB 692 HOT
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Testimony on HB 692 - Appeal

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Testimony on HB 534 - Medical Marijuana

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Shooting Ranges and Dealers Are Critical Infrastructure and May Remain Open!

Gun Ranges and and Federal Firearms Licensees may remain open!

Governor Hogan's latest order (dated March 30, 2020) states:

This Order controls the occupancy and use of all businesses, organizations, establishments, and facilities that are not part of the critical infrastructure sectors identified by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (currently described at https://www.cisa.gov/identifying-critical-infrastructure-during-covid-19) (collectively, “Non-Essential Businesses”).

That cross reference to the DHS website is controlling as to the scope of the Governor's definition of "non-essential businesses."  Stated differently, the order expressly does NOT apply to businesses that are part of the "critical infrastructure sectors," as defined by DHS.  That cross reference thus requires reference to the DHS site in order to determine what is a "critical infrastructure" business. 

At that DHS website is the Guidance on the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce: Ensuring Community and National Resilience in COVID-19 Response Version 2.0 (March 28, 2020), available at https://www.cisa.gov/sites/default/files/publications/CISA_Guidance_on_the_Essential_Critical_Infrastructure_Workforce_Version_2.0_Updated.pdf.  That document sets out the "identified essential critical infrastructure workers," which includes:  "Workers supporting the operation of firearm or ammunition product manufacturers, retailers, importers, distributors, and shooting ranges."  Those businesses may remain open, including "firearm or ammunition . . . retailers" and "shooting ranges." 

We endorse the Governor's recommendations for safe practices while at these facilities.  See https://coronavirus.maryland.gov/.  If you have any questions on the scope of the Governor's orders, you should consult your lawyer.  The Governor's orders have the force of law and a violation of the orders is a criminal misdemeanor.  See MD Code, Public Safety, § 14-114.

Link to Governor Hogan's Fourth Executive Order

Link to the latest guidance from the Department of Homeland Security

Maryland Shall Issue has joined the AGC!

As of March 19th, 2020, the AGC is currently closed due to Governor Hogan's Executive Orders in efforts to mitigate COVID-19. You can find those orders here: https://governor.maryland.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Amending-Gatherings.pdf

 


MSI is now an AGC club!

Maryland Shall Issue, inc. is proud to announce that it has formally joined the Associated Gun Clubs of Baltimore (AGC) as an Associated Club. Therefore, anyone who is a current member of MSI in good standing is eligible to purchase an AGC range badge upon completion of a range safety orientation. This is an important benefit for members as the AGC range is one of the finest shooting facilities on the East Coast. 

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Maryland Shall Issue®, Inc.
9613 Harford Rd
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Baltimore, MD 21234-2150

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Web:   www.marylandshallissue.org