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Concealed Carry Discussion General discussion regarding CCW/LTC in California |
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Call up dude! The sooner the better. Just tell Maria you'd like to speak to a detective because you were denied for good cause and want to re open and she will transfer you. You might have to leave a message but they add back about an hour after. It was lunch time too when I called.
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I got the call: my original appointment was 25 June, it is now 15 April!
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Called today my Appt is April 17th.
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http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/content/..._id=0000000722
http://michellawyers.com/wp-content/...-Intervene.pdf Last edited by Librarian; 03-07-2014 at 4:10 PM.. |
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The big question here is how long will the process take from the day we drop off the application to the day our application is approved or denied... Until we know that timeframe, our initial appointment might mean very little. Has anyone heard anything more about the interview now possibly being a phone interview?
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The lady that did my fingerprinting said its about 4 weeks wait for them to call if its denied or approve. |
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I believe its still an in person interview. the background check can take up to 4 weeks to complete |
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well not so much, that's why they are scheduling the appointments out so far. the interview is pretty short too. I was in there no more than 20 minutes.
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What do "delinquents" look like? I'd like to know in case I run across any.
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Tactical Reload: The purpose is to prevent shooting dry. Let's say you're in a shoot house and you encounter three targets and put three rounds in each one. If you have a 12+1 round mag that would leave you with 4 rounds. You would grab a fresh mag off the belt, and with the same hand, eject the current mag and replace with a fresh mag - seat the new mag and stow the old, then continue through the house. Emergency Reload: You shot dry, and need a fresh mag ASAP. Using the same situation above, you then encounter another threat and immediately dump your last four rounds into the target. You've now shot dry, so you dump the mag while reaching back for a fresh mag, preferably behind cover.
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Originally Posted by Aurelius View Post Order entered today: Each party is each directed to file a response of no more than 6,000 words addressing the pending motions to intervene filed with this Court on February 27, 2014. Each response shall address: 1) Motion to Intervene by the State of California, 2) Motion for Leave to Intervene by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, and 3) Petition for Rehearing En Banc by Amici Curiae California Police Chiefs’ Association and California Peace Officers’ Association insofar as the Petition is a motion to intervene. See p. 2, n.2. The responses shall be filed within 21 days of this order. [9004006] (SM) So that means we wait THREE MORE WEEKS. If I were the lawyer for the Brady and Chief's assoc I'd be quaking in my boots right about now. Evidence: *6000 word limitation on brief - that's only about 10 pages for 3 major issues. That probably means the 9th already knows what it's going to do and isn't giving anyone any leeway to throw smoke and mirrors into the mix. Yes, the 6000 word limit is common for reply briefs, but really, in this particular case given the issues presented and the fact that there are 3 issues being briefed, that's not a lot of room to argue very much. *Releasing Richards means that no matter what the AG says in her brief, the panel is NOT going to rehear Peruta. It might mean that the AG gets to intervene but no en banc. *releasing Richards with the concurring opinion of Thomas (the Peruta dissenting judge) means that there is no political willpower in the rest of the circuit to go en banc. *Without any muscle to force en banc either by persuasion of the justices or through the pending motions, the Brady's and the Chiefs are going to have to justify their motions as being somehow relevant to the CASE (not the issues) and that they could have had a likelyhood of a favorable outcome on the merits of their motions. Given those elements, I don't know that the Brady's or Chief's assoc can meet the requirement of merit. BTW, the timeline is more than the 21 days. The 21 days is for briefing not the discussion and/or arguing the content of the briefs. The court will take additional time to do that and what that will be is (afaik) still not determined. Then there will be an additional 7 days after the decision on the motions before the mandate is released. It could be months/years before the final resolution of the case as we discovered in Nordyke. __________________ There was a bump a thump and a cloud of dust. I woke up Sittin' on my butt. With the smell of turnips Wafting through the air.... But, honey, I don't care; Just keep holding on to me. Licensed California Attorney at Law California CCW permit holder NRA Certified Pistol Instructor Ventura County "approved list" CCW Instructor |
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Just called and asked for an appointment. The lady I spoke with said 28 Aporil was the earliest they had. Fortunatly based on my work sched I was looking for later that week so I went with 1 May instead.
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Is that CA law? My AZ CCW took waaaaaay more time then that. |
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Yes. From the day you turn in your application you need to have your approval or denial letter within 90 days.
Last edited by 19K; 03-11-2014 at 7:16 AM.. |
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what kind of questions did the person ask you? |
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The only trick question was the "good cause" section. Back then I used self defense as my good cause, along with some other details, and the denial letter siad, and I quote, "Pepper spray has been proven effective and is a non-lethal alternative and is legal to carry in most cases" among some other things but the gist was "DENIED!" Hope the process is less that 4.5 months with the "Inundation" as Maria put it.
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My buddy said in his interview that the questions about good cause were the only real trick too. The officer was looking for a way to trip him up. "you carry large sums of money". "can't you get a guard service to do it?". Agreeing with the officer and not having a "that would be way to costly and the hours of pick up are late" answer would get you denied. Just that kind of stuff. Make sure you have your P's an Q's set.
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I think each situation is different and carnicore is wrong in that you would be denied with that particular response. I know 3 individuals that had similar responses including myself and I was approved. Be truthful & honest in your answers.
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My buddy got his before Dean was elected so Dean could have had a policy change. It was obviously before the "good cause" change was implemented. Simi is right that each situation is different as well as each interviewer too. They read you and decide at that point weather to further you along.
My point was to make sure you don't talk your way out of a CCW by agreeing with the interviewer that you may not need one if other arrangements can be made. That is all I was saying. Make sure you have you ducks lined up is all.
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I called Friday morning to see if there was an appointment available before my 4/17 slot. The lady I spoke to said no, the earliest was in mid May. I asked if they were still going to be able to adhere to the 90-day schedule to issue a decision. She said "it's probably going to be longer" but didn't elaborate.
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No trick questions IMO. Like Simi said be honest in your answers. Be direct and stay on point, don't wander in your responses. IMO the Detective is not there to "trip you up" and I didn't feel as if anything he asked was designed to "trick me".
One cautionary suggestion. If you say you have been threatened or feel as if you're being threatened the Detective will ask if you've filed a police report on the incident. Traffic tickets will come up if you haven't listed them in your application and they may ask about them. Like I've said they do a very job on looking into your background. That said I'd say the best course is to disclose and explain if asked. |
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So my appointment is next week and I am still debating on listing "personal protection and self Defense " or my more tailored good cause.
I am willing to PM it to someone if they want to weigh in?
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Turned in my app today and live scan etc. Lady's were awesome. Very kind and love to laugh. They are working hard though. She said 4 to 6 weeks to hear back from the DOJ....but I guess training centers are really getting backed up.
I put in a many reasons for good cause. Only reason is if for some unforeseen reason the 9th reverses their decision I don't want the sheriff to pull the permit for no longer having good cause. That would be the only reason to not just go with self defense/ protection.
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Has anyone gone through the interview recently? I'm wondering how much emphasis or scrutiny is placed on the cause portion of the application. Also, anyone know if it'd be possible to complete the training center portion of the process while a decision is pending?
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he paid $600 for the tactical training class at Shooters and he found out that CCW was already included in the class |
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My appointment is 04/16. Who are most of you booking for the training?
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