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Federal appeals courts strikes down Illinois CCW ban
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<blockquote data-quote="Coded-Dude" data-source="post: 2015920" data-attributes="member: 16918"><p>Actually it probably won't be that bad. IL can simply ignore the 180 day notice and after the deadline they will have constitutional carry, they can appeal the decision(Kachalsky has been already granted Cert and this case splits that decision, so Cert could be granted and the cases be heard) and hope they get a stay until SCOTUS hears the case(likely wont happen this session), or they can write some legislature within the timeline to save some tax funded court costs and be done with it. IL already has a majority of its congress ready to pass shall issue. The governor threatened to veto(or did veto...I forget) and they almost had a super majority to overturn it.... This means the right people have legislation ready to go, and that gives us leverage over the anti's. It is very unlikely that they would be able to craft a restrictive bill and get it past the a congress that already tried to get shall issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coded-Dude, post: 2015920, member: 16918"] Actually it probably won't be that bad. IL can simply ignore the 180 day notice and after the deadline they will have constitutional carry, they can appeal the decision(Kachalsky has been already granted Cert and this case splits that decision, so Cert could be granted and the cases be heard) and hope they get a stay until SCOTUS hears the case(likely wont happen this session), or they can write some legislature within the timeline to save some tax funded court costs and be done with it. IL already has a majority of its congress ready to pass shall issue. The governor threatened to veto(or did veto...I forget) and they almost had a super majority to overturn it.... This means the right people have legislation ready to go, and that gives us leverage over the anti's. It is very unlikely that they would be able to craft a restrictive bill and get it past the a congress that already tried to get shall issue. [/QUOTE]
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