clarionite wrote: ↑Thu Jul 22, 2021 10:01 am
The penalties are way too lax with this law. And this ruling made them even weaker. This law needs to be rewritten, giving it some real teeth.
The judges used wishy washy arguments about the gun buster signs not being communication, but prior to 30.06 sign requirements you can bet your sweet bippie those same judges would have slapped anyone who violated a gun buster sign. Austin played cute with their directive to personnel to prevent entry by a licensed carrier and should have been punished beyond the few days cited by the court. The law needs to address antics such as those with even stiffer fines IMHO.