golocx4
Got Beretta's?
The permit came today. The end of an 18 month odyssey, starting with my decision to get a permit, then waiting for the course to be held, then 16 months from the time I submitted my application to the day the permit arrived.
If the Supreme Court rules that the second amendment applies to the state, I wouldn't be surprised to hear some politicians in Erie County clamoring to revoke all revocable handgun permits on the theory that they were issued under a "revocable at anytime" premise. If the second amendment applies to the states, the county might not be able to issue "revocable at anytime" permits. So they might simply revoke all such existing permits and make everyone apply for permits that can't be revoked at any time. I'm sure blumberg has already thought of this for NYC.
But if that happens I think one could successfully argue that a constitutional right that takes more than 6 months to exercise is a denial of those rights. Unfortunately, it will take lengthy litigation to get to that conclusion.
Then give me my money back.
Well, my son-in-law put in his permit on July 15.
Finally got the PD Interview on Feb 7th.
Just about 7 months in.
Of course, now that the investigating officer is done. It goes to the Chief of Police's desk.
After he signs it it will go to a going downtown pile, for who know how long.
Once the Permit Office receives it the next pile will be to the Judge.
What a joke.
There are 250 work days in a year. 1000 applications divided by 250 = an average of 4 per day.
What a workload.