N.J. court rules domestic violence allegations enough to deny gun permit
A New Jersey appeals court ruled Wednesday that merely being accused of domestic violence is enough to deny someone permission to obtain a gun and keep it at home, the New Jersey Law Journal reported. Judges John Kennedy, Amy O’Connor and Jose Fuentes denied the application of a man identified in court papers as Z.L., who…
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This is NJ….any excuse is good enough
so you are guilty until proven innocent. Allogations are all you need to deny people their rights you do not have to prove anything.
What a slippery slope this is.