Felder v. Allied Engineering Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that Section 6106 “serves to protect the public from persons who would carry concealed firearms for unlawful purposes”
• holding that the statute requiring a license to carry concealed firearms serves an important -7- J-S27040-22 government interest, is substantially related to the achievement of that interest, does not violate the constitutional right to bear arms
• stating that the Second Amendment does not “bestow[] on any person the right to carry a concealed firearm or transport a loaded firearm in a vehicle.”
• declining to find waiver because the “issue is fairly subsumed within” an issue raised in the concise statement
• declining to find waiver where an issue on appeal is fairly included within an issue presented in the Rule 1925(b) statement
• applying intermediate scrutiny and concluding that the statute at issue served the important government interest of protecting the public from persons who should not carry firearms and was substantially related to the achievement of that objective

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).