Appellate Court “Temporarily” Reinstates Discretionary Concealed Carry Licensing in D.C.

The wheels of justice ground to a halt again for D.C. gun owners on Friday. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia temporarily blocked a lower court’s order that had previously mandated the District process concealed carry applications and disregard its “good” or “proper” purpose requirement. The lower court’s order arose in the case of Wrenn v. District of Columbia, in which the judge made a preliminary finding that the “good” or “proper” purpose requirement likely offends the Second Amendment and ordered the District to stop enforcing it. …read more

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