Concealed Carry Permit

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DOJ sues LA sheriff for not giving out concealed carry licenses quickly enough

The U.S. Department of Justice sued the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department on Tuesday, alleging it violated the Constitution by moving too slowly to process gun licenses for people who want to c...

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Even with constitutional carry, there are still good reasons for a concealed carry permit

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Justice Department Sues LA Sheriff's Dept for Concealed Carry Permit Delays, Alleges Second Amendment Rights Violation

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DOJ sues LA sheriff over concealed carry license processing

The DOJ’s lawsuit, though, alleges that the LACSD approved just two of the 3,982 concealed carry applications submitted between January 2024 and March 2025.

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US sues Los Angeles sheriff it says was slow-walking gun licenses

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Justice Department sues LA sheriff’s department over gun permit delays

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DOJ sues LA sheriff over concealed carry licensing delays

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, accusing it of denying residents their right to bear arms by stalling their concealed carry license application process.

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Bill would allow elected officials to carry firearms in government buildings

Individual courts can allow judges and magistrates to carry firearms inside buildings, but there are no blanket regulations. The proposed bill would allow magistrates, judges and other statewide elected officials, such as legislators, to carry firearms so long as they have a valid concealed carry license.