GCO Vice President John Monroe on Fox 5 News Debating Church Carry
Do guns belong in a place of worship?
County Moves to Dismiss Church Carry Case
The County of Upson has filed a motion to dismiss GCO’s lawsuit challenging the state ban on carrying weapons in places of worship. The motion, and other documents in the case may be viewed here.
Judge refuses to block ban on guns in church; case moves forward
By Rhonda Cook – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Macon — A federal judge on Monday declined to block enforcement of a new Georgia law that bans guns in places of worship, but he also rejected a request to dismiss the suit brought last month by a group seeking to make the state less restrictive on guns.…
Church Carry Case Removed to Federal Court
The State of Georgia and Upson County have removed GCO’s church carry ban challenge to federal court. The case, originally filed by GCO in the Superior Court of Upson County, Georgia, now will be heard in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Georgia. The lawsuit seeks to have Georgia’s ban on carrying…
GCO President Ed Stone on pba / NPR WABE – FM
Friday, June 11, Ed Stone appeared on WABE – FM with Dennis O’Hayer, All Things Considered to discuss SB 308.
Hearing Set for 8/23 in Church Carry Case
GCO has filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in its lawsuit seeking to have Georgia’s ban on carrying certain firearms in places of worship ruled unconstitutional. The motion will be heard Monday, August 23, 2010 at 9:30 a.m. before U.S. District Judge C. Ashley Royal at the federal courthouse in Macon. The hearing is…
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