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  • unusedusername
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    Originally posted by thedrickel
    I don't think there is going to be an en banc hearing, and I think only an idiot would appeal to the supreme court, they are going to affirm!
    I agree with you about en banc, however SD has proven themselves to be idiots many times in the past.

    Please do post what they say about if they plan to change their policies though. I'm going to ask them the same thing tomorrow.

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  • thedrickel
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    F that, I'm going to return the sheriff's favor and send in a new app tomorrow or Monday.

    "I wish to acquire a permit to carry a firearm for the lawful purpose of self defense." (Round 2)

    I don't think there is going to be an en banc hearing, and I think only an idiot would appeal to the supreme court, they are going to affirm!
    Last edited by thedrickel; 02-13-2014, 9:55 PM.

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  • hoffmang
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    Originally posted by RogueSniper
    When should I start preparing my paperwork with the news from the 9th Circuit?

    http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=893372
    Ask again in about 14 days. There are reasons the answer may be more favorable.

    -Gene

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  • edwardm
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    I've been asked this so many times today, that if I had a nickel for each...I'd need a dump truck.

    I say "Not yet, perhaps not any time soon."

    There could be a petition for rehearing en banc. That would be 11 on the panel, vs. 3 from the decision just handed down. That means more paperwork, more arguments, and more waiting.

    I don't do Federal appellate practice, but my reading of FRAP Rule 4, Rule 35 and the Circuit rules leads me to think a petition for rehearing could pop up in the next 14 days (a deadline which can apparently be extended by the court) If I'm mistaken in my read of Rule 4, then it could be as far out as 60 days, or more, before we know if there will be any further action.

    I say let this development sink in and see who makes the next move (if any).

    Originally posted by RogueSniper
    When should I start preparing my paperwork with the news from the 9th Circuit?

    http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=893372

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  • RogueSniper
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    When should I start preparing my paperwork with the news from the 9th Circuit?

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  • taperxz
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    Originally posted by Paladin
    Just posted this in the Merced thread, but it applies here too since SM is now requiring folks in cities to turn in their CCW apps to the CoP, not the sheriff.

    We just won the Lu case against LASO. No more "you have to apply first and get denied before applying w/the SO" illegal requirements anymore!



    If there is no appeal by LA, [San Mateo] will have to fall in line pretty fast. Even if there is an appeal, not sure a court will stay the trial court's ruling pending the appeal. IOW, things will improve in [San Mateo], just not sure if immediately.
    I certainly doubt this will be appealed by LA. They are simply being forced to follow what is already CA law.

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  • Paladin
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    Just posted this in the Merced thread, but it applies here too since SM is now requiring folks in cities to turn in their CCW apps to the CoP, not the sheriff.

    We just won the Lu case against LASO. No more "you have to apply first and get denied before applying w/the SO" illegal requirements anymore!



    If there is no appeal by LA, [San Mateo] will have to fall in line pretty fast. Even if there is an appeal, not sure a court will stay the trial court's ruling pending the appeal. IOW, things will improve in [San Mateo], just not sure if immediately.
    Last edited by Paladin; 01-14-2014, 5:05 PM.

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  • taperxz
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    Originally posted by kaligaran
    I just started the renewal process this week.
    OK, like is said renewal may be fine now but we will see in two years unless someone stops this.

    There is only 160 ltc's in the county so its probably not on their priority list at this point which is good for now.
    Last edited by taperxz; 01-10-2014, 9:46 PM.

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  • kaligaran
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    Originally posted by taperxz
    This just started. So you might want to see what happens in two years.
    I just started the renewal process this year (2014).
    Last edited by kaligaran; 01-10-2014, 9:43 PM.

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  • taperxz
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    Originally posted by kaligaran
    Because I'm going through a renewal.
    This just started. So you might want to see what happens in two years.

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  • kaligaran
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    Originally posted by taperxz
    How do you know this? If the Sheriff requires the CoP to sign off on good cause, which is required on the renewal....
    Because I'm going through a renewal.

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  • taperxz
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    Originally posted by kaligaran
    You renew through the sheriff's office.
    How do you know this? If the Sheriff requires the CoP to sign off on good cause, which is required on the renewal....

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  • kaligaran
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    Originally posted by ASD1
    So what dose this mean to all (ok the couple people) that live in a city an have a CCW will they be able to just renew at the SO or will they have to reapply with local pd??
    You renew through the sheriff's office.

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  • taperxz
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    Originally posted by edwardm
    So why wasn't I told to reapply with my city?
    Why don't you ask your Sheriff? I'm only going by what i am reading. If i'm wrong then i guess your Sheriff has some THANG going on with the CoP in the area.

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  • edwardm
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    Originally posted by taperxz
    It looks like you would have to re apply with the city you live in. It appears this will be the new standard for San Mateo county
    So why wasn't I told to reapply with my city?

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