Gunlawyer001 Firearms Law Workshop, Session I

[GunLawyer001]

This is Session I of my Firearms Law Workshop. Starts at 1 PM on Sunday, March 20, should end before 5 PM, and we're coordinating this event with separate training by Jason Schafer at the same facility before lunch, contact Jason if you're interested in his highly-regarded instruction.

Link to Jason's Defensive Carry I & II post:
http://forum.pafoa.org/concealed-ope...ml#post1514550

Price for my Firearms Law Workshop/Session I is $50 per seat if you get your registration in the mail no later than March 15; after that, it's $75. You can register at the door for $75 if there's space left. NO RECORDING allowed, this has a heavy audience-participation bias, and we don't want anyone to be intimidated from asking questions or sharing real life experiences.

Link to registration form:
http://www.pgklaw.com/registration_form.pdf

Topics for Session I:
* Owning guns in and around your home. Open & concealed carry issues and options. Vehicle transport.
Motor homes as "homes" or "vehicles". Carrying "in" motorcycles. Carrying in your workplace. Exceptions to LTCF requirement, and what counts as "between" named exemptions
* PICS/NICS process.
* LTCF's - How PICS is different for licenses; denials, revocations, & appeals
* Guns on school property: a case study; PA and Federal laws.
* Who really needs a gun trust?
* transferring, inheriting, lending, borrowing, pawning, gifting
* prohibited persons under PA and Federal law, temporary prohibitions; domestic relations & Lautenburg (minors, some aliens, convictions, indictments, dishonorable discharges, mental adjudications)
* can a prohibited person own blackpowder guns?
* Get Out Of Jail Free cards: Limited immunity; waivers and releases as applied to 3rd-parties
* Living with a prohibited person; allowing prohibited persons access to your guns;
* Getting your rights restored; pardons, restorations, other avenues under PA and Federal laws
* Storage requirements and advice;
* When police take your guns: Seized guns; forfeiture and return of property proceedings;
* PA preemption - how it applies, how it doesn't; zoning, discharge restrictions, possession of firearms on municipal property; nuisance, noise, health & safety
* Federal preemption - the 1986 FOPA requirements for traveling with guns
* PA constitution- Art 1, Sec 21

[NuclearSociety]

Awesome, glad to finally see it up!
Chances are good that you can count me in!

[Robert Kayland]

Say, boss, do you accept payment through paypal by any chance?

[GunLawyer001]

Say, boss, do you accept payment through paypal by any chance?

PM sent.

And a couple more characters for the 10-character minimum....

[gnbrotz]

The first person to PM me (interested and able to attend both sessions), will attend on my dime.

If Phil tells me you didn't show up, I'm coming after you!

[dc dalton]

hmmm, if extra funds are available, we might make this one

[gnbrotz]

I've received at least one PM. Congratulations to exceltoexcel.

[jcabin]

I would really like to make this one but will be down sout' eating BBQ and attending rodeo's. Does the second session require going to session one, or is it just recommended to attend them in order? Would I be missing out on some of the information in session two by missing session one?

[GunLawyer001]

I would really like to make this one but will be down sout' eating BBQ and attending rodeo's. Does the second session require going to session one, or is it just recommended to attend them in order? Would I be missing out on some of the information in session two by missing session one?

You can attend either or both, they cover different aspects of state and federal laws. Session I is mostly about getting a gun into your hands, and carrying it around. Session II deals more with deadly force. Follow the link in my signature line for the course description for Session II.

I don't know anyone who only attended Session II who had unanswered questions about the Session II materials as a result. But you will miss all of the Session I stuff if you skip it, because we don't cover it again in II.

[pacpiper]

are these (firearms course) certified/recognized by any national org and would they count towards something like Florida's non-resident CC live fire requirements?

Regardless, it sounds like a great program.