AG Defends Stone Mountain Park Carry Ban
The Georgia Attorney General’s office has responded to GCO’s letter requesting a repeal of the ban on possession of firearms in Stone Mountain Park.
GCO Settles Parks Ban Case with Fulton County
GCO has settled its suit against Fulton County regarding Fulton County’s ordinance banning the carrying a firearm in county parks. The county has repealed its ordinance. Under the terms of the settlement, Fulton County agrees to pay GCO for its attorney’s fees in exchange for being dismissed from the case.
Glynn County Plans to Repeal Parks Ban
In response to a letter from GCO, Glynn County’s attorney has said the county anticipates “an ordinance amendment addressing your concerns.”
GCO Members working against Atlanta Mayor Franklin's call to Veto HB 89
On April 24, 2008, Mayor Franklin of the City of Atlanta, Georgia held a press conference to oppose enactment of HB89. Mr. Will Adams, a GeorgiaCarry.Org member listened to the press conference and transcribed it. The transcript is here. In addition to Mr. Adams fine work, Mr. Andrew Mitchell, a GeorgiaCarry.Org Member composed this excellent…
GCO Files Briefs in Fulton County Parks Ban Case
GCO has filed briefs supporting its motion for summary judgment and in opposition to Roswell’s and Sandy Springs’ motions for summary judgment.
GCO Sues Stone Mountain Over Gun Ban
GCO has filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of Dekalb County against the Stone Mountain Memorial Association, seeking to have SMMA’s ban on possession or carrying a firearm in Stone Mountain Park declared invalid.