Federal judge puts halt on New Jersey's concealed-carry gun laws
The halt pertains at least in part to the ban on guns in public libraries/museums, bars or restaurants that serve alcohol and entertainment facilities.
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Jan 10, 2023, 12:14 PM
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Updated 494 days ago
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12h agoA federal judge has blocked part of New Jersey's concealed carry gun laws.
A temporary order is now in place restricting a few key sections of the law.
The halt pertains at least in part to the ban on guns in public libraries/museums, bars or restaurants that serve alcohol and entertainment facilities.
Gov. Phil Murphy signed the new law in late December in response to a previous Supreme Court ruling that expanded gun rights across the country.
