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NH: 2A win handed down in New Hampshire carry rights case
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The New Hampshire Supreme Court last week unanimously agreed with a gun rights advocate that recent rule changes affecting nonresident concealed carry permit holders went too far.
Scott Bach is the executive director of the Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs, and, due to restrictive may-issue practices in his home state, from 2004 to 2013, held a New Hampshire nonresident license to carry a concealed handgun. The reason Bach could no longer renew his permit in New Hampshire was that the state Department of Safety changed the rules for non-residents to require that applicants first have a valid carry permit in their home state. |
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Fitzroy Crossing Police seize and destroy beer found in designated dry communities.
Alcohol is the largest single contributing factor to anti-social behaviour and other crimes in the area.
Under the Liquor Control Act, police have powers to destroy the seized alcohol – with crushing the most common and most efficient method of destroying large quantities.
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