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Appeals court upholds New Jersey’s ban on carrying firearms in sensitive places

The Third Circuit Court upheld New Jersey's firearm restrictions in sensitive locations but struck down the $300,000 liability insurance and $50 permit fees as unconstitutional, affecting permit holders.

  • A federal appeals court upheld New Jersey's law banning carrying firearms in sensitive places like schools and public gatherings.
  • The ruling aligns with similar rulings in other states and comes after the Supreme Court expanded gun rights in 2022.
  • New Jersey's Attorney General praised the decision, while a gun rights group said they were evaluating next steps.
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Appeals court upholds New Jersey's ban on carrying firearms in sensitive places

A federal appeals court has upheld a New Jersey law that barred carrying firearms in so-called sensitive places like schools and public gatherings.

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