The bills SB150/ HB543 eliminate the need for a concealed weapons license, which required a mandatory background check and a firearms training course, before you can carry hidden weapons or firearms on your person or in a vehicle in Florida, provided you still meet other gun ownership requirements. Ron DeSantis quietly signs permitless carry bill within hours of it landing on his desk What does Florida's concealed carry bill do? More: Taking fire from both sides of gun debate, Florida permitless carry bill locked and loaded So what does that mean? Can you conceal a gun and carry it everywhere? Do you still need a license? What happens if someone sees it? What about carrying it openly? Can you carry a concealed weapon into Publix? (Yes.)Ĭoncealed carry bill: Gun owners get right to carry without a permit in Florida – but not where lawmakers meet
"Constitutional Carry is in the books," DeSantis said in a press release Monday, although open carry is still illegal in Florida.
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Ron DeSantis signed the bill into law.ĭays after the Florida Senate approved a bill to allow people in Florida to carry concealed weapons and firearms without background checks, training or a concealed license and within hours of it landing on his desk, Gov. The spokesman, Andrew Gant, said his agency should not have provided it to The News-Journal this week because of a court order and asked that the News-Journal delete its copy of the video. Meanwhile, a Sheriff's Office spokesman said his agency released the bodycam footage to activist Mark Dickinson, aka James Madison Audits, who posted it to a YouTube page prior to the petition by Schoenbrod and Long. "The Florida Supreme Court has described the right of access to public records as 'the cornerstone of our political culture.'"Īn attorney representing Schoenbrod and Long, Michael Lambert, hasn't responded to requests for comment. "A heightened interest exists with regard to the disclosure of records involving a public agency and its employees," the motion states. Groot's motion cites a court rule allowing any party to request expedited consideration of and ruling on a motion for confidentiality. The petitioners' "notice for confidentiality" was made on May 18, the same date as the original filing. One of the government accountability organization's arguments, made in the filing by attorney Lonnie Groot, a Daytona Beach Shores resident and the former city attorney, is that the petitioners' motion is required by rule to be acted upon by a judge within 30 days of its filing. is asking Volusia Circuit Judge Mary Jolley to hold a hearing on the motion to make the petition to the court confidential. The Florida Center for Government Accountability Inc. What that is, exactly, is unknown because the Volusia County Clerk's Office, citing a court rule, has marked much of the case file confidential.
Jessica Long filed a petition for a writ of mandamus, essentially asking a judge to order State Attorney R.J. A government accountability nonprofit is attempting to intervene in an attempt to get records, including the original petition, opened.Ī nonprofit government watchdog is seeking to shed some light on a confidential court petition filed by two Daytona Beach Shores police officers embroiled in investigations into their use of a city holding cell to potty train their 3½-year-old son. This is what appears when a user clicks on documents in a Volusia Circuit Court petition filed by Jessica Long and Michael Schoenbrod, two Daytona Beach Shores police officers who placed their 3-year-old child in a jail cell as a potty-training lesson.
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