This is the letter we should all send

[Quiet]

I should clarify, I'm all for carry in school parking lots and adjacent sidewalks. I'm also OK with ONLY allowing school employees to carry inside schools for their defense and the defense of students. But as a "Sensitive Place" there would be controlled entry and no carry for parents, visitors, students and vendors.

ALL schools should have controlled entry by Student of Employee ID, with an RFID chip allowing entry. It could also be used for attendance.

There WILL be restrictions on carrying. We might as well work to help define them.

Historically for CA...

Before 1995, schools and college/universities were not considered sensitive areas that prohibited the carry or possession of firearms/ammunition.

From 1995-2015, a person with a valid CA CCW permit can legally conceal carry on school property and on college/university property.

From 2016-2017, a person with a valid CA CCW permit can legally conceal carry within the 1000' GFSZ but not on actual school property, unless they have written permission from the school district superintendent that allows them to carry on school property. While on school property, firearms must be unloaded in a locked container inside a vehicle and ammunition must be in a locked container inside a vehicle, unless exempt due to having written permission from the school district superintendent that allows them to carry on school property.

A person with a valid CA CCW permit can legally conceal carry on college/university property as long as they have written permission to carry/possess firearms/ammunition on college/university property from the college/university president/dean. Unless you have written permission to carry/possess firearms/ammunition on college/university property from the college/university president/dean, it is illegal to possess any firearms/ammunition on college/university property, even if the ammunition/firearm is unloaded in a locked container inside your vehicle.

From 2018 to current, a person with a valid CA CCW permit can legally conceal carry within the 1000' GFSZ but not on actual school property.
While on school property, firearms must be unloaded in a locked container inside a vehicle and ammunition must be in a locked container inside a vehicle.

A person with a valid CA CCW permit can legally conceal carry on college/university property as long as they have written permission to carry/possess firearms/ammunition on college/university property from the college/university president/dean. Unless you have written permission to carry/possess firearms/ammunition on college/university property from the college/university president/dean, it is illegal to possess any firearms/ammunition on college/university property, even if the ammunition/firearm is unloaded in a locked container inside your vehicle.

[Wheellock]

I think what you are asking for gets lost in the citations. At the start, make a short list of specific policies you would like changed.

Then end, asking for money from the court, seems out of place if you are writing you representative or sheriff and gives a weird tone to the end of the letter.

I completely understand your sentiment; I, too, have been working on a letter to send to my congress critters about the subject. I am not ready with what I have, but keep up the good work.

[Featureless]

There's nothing wrong with any of that and I'd encourage anyone who wants to send that letter. It will have no effect on what various LE agencies do and how they handle 2A cases. Same goes for any 'legislator' recipients.

LE agencies will continue on whatever trajectory they're on until stopped with an injunction or other court order to suspend enforcement of existing law.

Gun grabbing legislators will continue to author anti 2A laws regardless any legal precedents.

But, write the letter nonetheless, leave out the legal references and let them know your position and principles as an American citizen.