The Newnan Times Herald reported GCO’s victory in the Georgia Court of Appeals, and the county attorney is quoted indicating that he will present the court’s decision to the Board of Commissioners before any decision is made on appealing to the Supreme Court. From the end of the news story: “We are pleased the court…
Leaving church attendees utterly defenseless has never stopped a violent crime in the state of Georgia.
GCO is hosting a “turkey shoot” at the GCO Fall Luncheon on November 17.
Please click on the link at the right, “GCO Fall Lunch, RSVP Here!”
If you are, you might be interested to learn that Reps. Burke Day (163rd), Timothy Bearden (68th), Ron Stephens (164th), and Earl Carter (154th) are interested in you receiving your firearms license in a timely manner.
GCO Wins in Georgia Court of Appeals!
Georgia has a statewide preemption law, but a small minority of Georgia cities and counties insist on violating it by enacting local ordinances regulating the carry and possession of firearms. GCO has been alone on the front lines of enforcing the state preemption statute against recalcitrant local governments. As a result, on December 4, 2007,…
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