New Jersey Court: No Obligation to Honor Pennsylvania Gun Permits
The New Jersey Superior Court has determined that the state is not required to recognize Pennsylvania’s gun-carry permits, upholding its authority to enforce stricter firearm laws. This ruling came after a woman with a Pennsylvania permit was convicted for carrying a handgun illegally in New Jersey. The court stated that the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the Constitution does not necessitate compliance with another state’s gun laws. It emphasized notable differences between New Jersey and Pennsylvania’s licensing procedures, including renewal periods and character reference requirements. Ultimately, the ruling reinforces New Jersey’s discretion to set its own gun regulations and undermines attempts for universal reciprocity among states.
New Jersey Court: No Obligation to Honor Pennsylvania Gun Permits
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