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Default Re: LTCF: Carrying in/on School Zone; PSP Answer

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Originally Posted by SigForLife View Post
I don't think any judge, with such direction from the PSP as that newsletter, is going to convict any licensed individual. By looking at the way the newsletter is set forth, specifically: this is fed law and this is how PA law differs (they don't say that PA law differs with regards to schools), there is no way for a licensed individual to be convicted if he/she relied on this publication. Moreover, it would be entrapment since the PSP is saying the differences between fed and state law are X, after specifically stating that a PA LTCF allows lawful carry in a school in the fed context and not stating that there exists any difference between state and fed law.
Unfortunately, that newsletter will never get into court. It's an interpretation of the law, and judges don't need it, and citizens can't violate a statute based on an erroneous opinion (not that it's erroneous, it's just not a factor in deciding guilt.)
A statute is what it is, and no bureaucrat can rewrite it.
Still, it's nice to see.
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