Judge Brian Rickman, Georgia Court of Appeals (Photo: John Disney/ ALM)
The law at the center of the decision permits those authorized to carry a weapon to do so “in every location in this state” not otherwise excluded by law—with an important exception for private property owners or those in legal control of property through a lease.
March 15, 2018 at 04:13 PM
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On a day that students walked out across the country to demonstrate against the legal use of high-powered automatic rifles like the one used to kill 17 students and teachers at a Parkland, Florida, high school, the Georgia Court of Appeals took a stand against carrying guns.
The timing appeared to be coincidental. Still, the court turned down a gun rights group’s challenge to the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s no weapons policy.
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