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· 4/21/1980

New Jersey Business & Industry Associates v. New Jersey Economic Development Authority

Citations

  • 84 N.J. 415
  • 420 A.2d 330
  • 1980 N.J. LEXIS 2051

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  • holding that a ban on concealed carry, which “restrain[ed] the full and complete exercise of [the] right,” was unconstitutional and void
  • holding that a ban on concealed carry, which “restrain[ed] the full and complete exercise of [the] right,” was unconstitutional and void
  • concluding that the right codified in that state's constitution, which expressly prohibited laws restricting the right, could not be restrained in any way to serve the public interest
  • concluding that a prohibition on carrying concealed weapons was unconstitutional
  • suggesting that a regulation that “import[s] an entire destruction of the right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the state” would be plainly unconstitutional
  • suggesting that a regulation that “import[s] an entire destruction of the right of the citizens to bear arms in defense of themselves and the state” would be plainly unconstitutional

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