Tenn liquor law? Conceal and carry?

[Dosproduction]

Supreme Court ruled you can't discriminate against non residents in regards to liquor..... Can this help our national reciprocity cause? Link below. https://www.yahoo.com/gma/supreme-c...sales-law-144848039--abc-news-topstories.html

 

[JettaKnight]

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[Dosproduction]

I thought maybe because it was saying one state can not discriminate against a non resident that it showed states who don't let no residents get a cc or recognize there states cc would be discriminating against nonresidents.

 

[JettaKnight]

I thought maybe because it was saying one state can not discriminate against a non resident that it showed states who don't let [non] residents get a cc or recognize [their] states cc would be discriminating against nonresidents.

It's strictly related to commerce, or more specifically alcohol licenses. It'd be a streeeeeeeeetch to take that to firearm licenses. AFAIK, no state requires you to be resident for X years before you can apply for a license.

Furthermore, Alito left the door open for "public safety" issues, which an unscrupulous politician would use to prop up and non-resident carry.