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And since I stopped by just now, let me respectfully wish a heavenly happy birthday to Grapeshot. Only way I knew that is that he joined the Ohioans For Concealed Carry forums over a decade ago, and all member birthdays (who opted for it) show up on our main page.
He only made a couple of...
I read all that legal stuff. The "fat lady" doesn't have to sing, just hold the stage curtain down for a month or less to keep the court show from being performed while the fair takes place.
I'm betting that will happen.
Well, my timing is good anyway, especially if you like bad news: Yesterday the Supreme Court of Texas upheld the right of the State Fair to ban firearms from the property. The Fair claimed to be a "private" entity, and the Supremes swallowed that hook line and sinker.
I'm not going to post a...
But BB62 and perhaps others will be open carrying at that Ohio fireworks event. As in the past, they won't be detained or arrested by the police. The cops know the event organizer's "rule" about carry is more like a suggestion from an Emily Post etiquette book.
The Cincinnati/Dayton region has seen a spike in the possession of "Glock switches" and Glock pistols so equipped the last year or so. According to a fed/local PD task force, anyhow.
Nothing better than a 41 page court document replete with footnotes to share here for some light reading! (Yes that was a sarcastic response to your post, color of law.)
Does this even matter unless/until the U.S. Supreme Court gets hold of the ruling and decides whether or not to weigh in?
Annoying, perhaps, but nothing unlawful about the deputy watching you so closely, correct? Sometimes a badge makes someone act a little "badge heavy". Not much to be done unless there are multiple complainants.