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ND: N.D. gun law doesn't trump USPS regs
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Ken is referring to a new state law that says employers may not prohibit employees or customers from having lawfully possessed firearms locked inside their private vehicles in a parking lot.
Exceptions include schools and correctional facilities. The bill also includes this exception:
“Any other property owned or leased by a public or private employer or the landlord of a public or private employer upon which possession of a firearm … is prohibited under any federal law, contract with a federal governmental entity or other law of this state.” |
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