GA: Judge denies injunction against campus carry

[Alamo]

https://www.ajc.com/news/local-educ...-campus-carry-lawsuit/jj7zNzOVpEt6vbMtUjsjRL/
Georgia passed a campus carry law in 2017. Several professors to do is stop it, but judge ruled sovereign immunity torpedoes their suit.

 

[IndyTom]

https://www.ajc.com/news/local-educ...-campus-carry-lawsuit/jj7zNzOVpEt6vbMtUjsjRL/
Georgia passed a campus carry law in 2017. Several professors to do is stop it, but judge ruled sovereign immunity torpedoes their suit.

Um....what?

[FONT=Gordita_Regular]The professors argued campus carry is dangerous and unconstitutional.

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While they can try to claim the former all they want, where in the Constitution does it say anything relating to campus carry (other than 2A)?

 

[eldirector]

Translation:
- GA removed some restrictions for handguns on college campuses
- Some professors didn't like this, so sued
- Court ruled you can't sue the State of GA, so no injunction
- Ya'll can still carry on campus

 

[fullmetaljesus]

With the 2a being a thing how can carrying a gun ever be "unconstitutional"?

 

[KellyinAvon]

With the 2a being a thing how can carrying a gun ever be "unconstitutional"?

Maybe quartering soldiers in the homes of these professors could work. They probably don't know that is unconstitutional. All the students who had them in class should demand their money back.

 

[Alamo]

Georgia's campus carry law forbids carry in dorms, frats, sororities, childcare centers, faculty offices, administrative offices, and classrooms attended by high school students. The rest of campus is okeydoke.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Georgia's campus carry law forbids carry in dorms, frats, sororities, childcare centers, faculty offices, administrative offices, and classrooms attended by high school students. The rest of campus is okeydoke.

Sounds like that law was designed for commuter students...kinda.

 

[jedi]

so basically just the common grounds... sigh

 

[churchmouse]

Maybe quartering soldiers in the homes of these professors could work. They probably don't know that is unconstitutional. All the students who had them in class should demand their money back.

You so beat me to this. Just more proof that most who profess at higher learning are....well.......idiots.