Uh.. well, I don't exactly know what parts were found unconstitutional, but it's still on the books

Okay, no, I follow you. If federal employees are exempted from permits then why is there distinction in LEOSA - which you said didn't apply -

• (36 C.F.R. §§ 2.4(e) & (h), 18 U.S.C. § 922(q)) allow for individuals carrying concealed in accordance with the laws of the state in which the federal park or GFSZ is located to carry concealed in them*; however, an individual carrying under LEOSA is carrying under FEDERAL LAW and not in accordance with the laws of the state they are in.

• What this means is that you are NOT exempted from carrying a concealed firearm in these areas UNLESS you are on official duty or possess a valid and qualifying state issued concealed carry permit.

Because if they DON'T have a license, LEOSA which is the authorization to carry by the Federal Government, for federal employees, then they would need a permit to carry in those zones in the states that require Concealed Carry being off duty is not in the employees authorized capacity?

EDIT: PA CSA 18. 912(c) - I'm assuming you're referring to " * or other lawful duty"

if they don't have a pa permit and are not in the scope of their duties, do they have to observe federal law or state. Meaning do they need to carry under federal law with LEOSA because they don't have a permit in the state and are subject to the laws of the state they are in, and are NOT exempted from GFZ with LEOSA?

The dogs. That's quoted from the article. You asked what that had to do with it. It was from the article, and again, it never mentioned her having a permit.

Even if she doesn't have a permit?

Anyone can, if they have a permit. Nothing said they did. Never even mentioned it. And what you're referring to was a direct quote from the article...

That would have been nice to have in the original article. Dogs lunge all the time when walking past other dogs.

Thanks

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_enforcement_officer

"prosecutors (who are law enforcement officers but not peace officers)" Isn't a prosecutor a DA?

I agree.

It's like I kill a dog with my Ford fiesta and because I'm a Ford employee, they don't check if I can drive. If they had a permit, no issues, but the fact you asked is a bigger discussion that it took this long for someone to ask that simple question which would squash all other dissenting opinions

Absolutely

You're arguing with the NRA not me

https://le.nra.org/understanding-leosa/off-limit-areas/

Good night my fair citizen of Grandiose delusions

You're obviously unable to comprehend what a school is, or ever been in Philadelphia. Glad to hear your input though! Thanks for adding nothing to the conversation buddy!

I'll enjoy every single one.

1000+ feet from every school is a school zone. Sounds like all of Philly 😉

Illegal unless on duty even driving past a school "JUST" claiming Leosa

Not the issue we are discussing. Thanks though

(36 C.F.R. §§ 2.4(e) & (h), 18 U.S.C. § 922(q)) allow for individuals carrying concealed in accordance with the laws of the state in which the federal park or GFSZ is located to carry concealed in them*; however, an individual carrying under LEOSA is carrying under FEDERAL LAW and not in accordance with the laws of the state they are in. What this means is that you are NOT exempted from carrying a concealed firearm in these areas UNLESS you are on official duty or possess a valid and qualifying state issued concealed carry permit.

Link NRA

Which is incorrect. Only on duty.

Good to know, was informed before Medicaid is County by County and needs to be reapplied to. Maybe they were incorrect in their information.

no, not trying to convince you. You seem legit , just had the thoughts come to the surface as you brought up the stuff. Hope you have a great Sunday !

And you bring that up about you not having the chickpox vaccine, you wanna know what population in Pennsylvania has had the lowest vaccination rates and lowest contraction of Covid? Amish. Weird

Interesting, I have not gotten covid, or gotten the shots or boosters. I been acting like it's any other day and never got sick, only people I know that got sick got sick, multiple times, after they got the vaccine. I still haven't gotten it.

To each their own, but no, PA still has its religious exemption for vaccination in schools, no questions asked, no one really bothers about it from the districts I've been in

Well, schools don't mandate in Pennsylvania, they have a list, and it doesn't include covid. And I'm sorry if you have a job like that, there have been multiple supreme court rulings in different states saying that's unconstitutional to require vaccinations

Haven't noticed , my whole County stares at everyone wearing masks. None of the store even had a mandate, mostly because of science

Plus, it's something like 15 days you have to tell PA about any change in- Housing, income, or location. If he's moving to another place, it could be a different county, and he would need to apply for it all in that county. Just something to think about

I got you, I'm just saying because the way snap and Medicaid is "supposed" to work, is by household income, and if he isn't paying rent now, but will be, his income will be significant different. If you follow