WillBrink
10-29-22, 10:37
Usual knee jerk fear of guns, makes for poor policies:
"Zoo Atlanta has dropped its new weapons ban following a challenge by a gun rights activist.
The ban was repealed on Oct. 28, the day after SaportaReport confirmed the zoo’s operating agreement appears to legally prevent it from banning guns under Supreme Court of Georgia precedent. But there may still be legal questions.
The zoo’s gun policy has reverted to the one that existed before Sept. 1, which allows weapons “permitted by law.” That policy was created when Georgia required permits to carry a gun, which is no longer necessary after a state law change earlier this year. But the zoo says it still will allow only weapons with a “legal permit.” The zoo also implied it had considered challenging state law but instead is urging government officials to rethink gun policy."
https://saportareport.com/zoo-atlanta-drops-gun-ban-after-legal-questions/sections/reports/johnruch/
"Zoo Atlanta has dropped its new weapons ban following a challenge by a gun rights activist.
The ban was repealed on Oct. 28, the day after SaportaReport confirmed the zoo’s operating agreement appears to legally prevent it from banning guns under Supreme Court of Georgia precedent. But there may still be legal questions.
The zoo’s gun policy has reverted to the one that existed before Sept. 1, which allows weapons “permitted by law.” That policy was created when Georgia required permits to carry a gun, which is no longer necessary after a state law change earlier this year. But the zoo says it still will allow only weapons with a “legal permit.” The zoo also implied it had considered challenging state law but instead is urging government officials to rethink gun policy."
https://saportareport.com/zoo-atlanta-drops-gun-ban-after-legal-questions/sections/reports/johnruch/