School carpool
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Geno
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School carpool
With school beginning, I am wondering if it is legal to drive through a public school carpool line with a firearm in the car? I have always viewed my auto as an extension of my home. Thanks in advance for feedback. Geno
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Re: School carpool
With a CCDW? Legal (as long as the permit is from the state where the school is located)
Without a CCDW? Illegal, as it's a violation of the federal Gun Free Schools Act.
*But* to the best of my knowledge no one has ever been charged with a GFSA violation without first being charged with something else.
Without a CCDW? Illegal, as it's a violation of the federal Gun Free Schools Act.
*But* to the best of my knowledge no one has ever been charged with a GFSA violation without first being charged with something else.
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Re: School carpool
While I think technically it is a violation of the GFSA without as permit I read a legal opinion piece some time back about how this is dealt with in states that do not require permits.
I would say that it is likely you would not be charged in Kentucky even without a permit as long as you are not brandishing. Even without a permit you can legally conceal in the car.
Not sure I would want to be the test case in federal court, but it is not like you see prosecutions of the GFSA on a daily basis or DHS checkpoints in school parking lots each morning.
I would say that it is likely you would not be charged in Kentucky even without a permit as long as you are not brandishing. Even without a permit you can legally conceal in the car.
Not sure I would want to be the test case in federal court, but it is not like you see prosecutions of the GFSA on a daily basis or DHS checkpoints in school parking lots each morning.
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