Woman will most likely lose the lawsuit since the only protection she could claim is 16-11-135 and it doesn't apply to possessing a firearm in a vehicle while conducting company business.
The RTC guys may have good intentions but I don't care for their methods or incorrect things posted directly on their website
Restore The Constitution
For example, their rules for the "rally" included no loaded rifles, chamber flags required, and open carry encouraged of holstered handguns if they possess a "Georgia Firearms License" which no longer exists as SB-308 changed it to a Georgia Weapons License.
Kevin Patrick asked for donations as little as "$17.87, for the year of ratification" though the Constitution wasn't ratified until June of 1780 (something you'd think a "Constitutionalist" would know).
The whole thing seems fairly unorganized and unprofessional on it's front. Maybe they are doing a lot that I haven't heard of but their blog doesn't tell me much they've done/accomplished.
If you live in Georgia I would highly recommend
Georgia Carry : An information clearinghouse for Georgia Firearms License issues and news as a group that is making real changes and doing more than having a gathering on the news. I am a member and do recruiting for them after joining based on the record of the organization. If you have any questions regarding what we have or are currently doing to restore 2nd Amendment rights in Georgia feel free to send me a P.M. I know georgiacarry.org was heavily involved with SB-308 and other bills to restore our rights as well as many court cases filed or filed with others to overturn policies and legislation and for that I joined and help when I can.
