A Second Amendment challenge to New Jersey’s ban on carrying guns in sensitive places is likely to succeed, a federal court said Monday, granting a temporary restraining order against enforcing the law.
The new law defines “sensitive places” as public libraries or museums; bars, restaurants, and other places where alcohol is served; entertainment facilities; and private property. Also at issue was a provision of the law that requires the plaintiffs to carry their weapons unloaded and in locked containers while transporting them in vehicles.
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