Mass. High Court Upholds Gun Storage Law
January 29th, 2013
By DENISE LAVOIE, AP Legal Affairs Writer
BOSTON (AP) — The highest court in Massachusetts has rejected challenges to a state law that requires gun owners to keep their weapons in a locked container or equipped with a safety device.
Ruling in two separate cases Tuesday, the Supreme Judicial Court found that the requirements of state’s gun storage law “are reasonably designed” to prevent people not licensed to carry a gun from gaining illegal access to a gun, including felons, the mentally ill and children. The court said the law does not violate the Second Amendment right to keep guns for self-defense in the home.
The court said the law may be enforced to protect the health, safety and welfare of citizens.
Yeah, except fumbling around for my trigger lock key = criminal has upper hand.
They have great single hand gun safes. Where as soon as you open the safe you have a fully loaded pistol ready to go….no way anyone is making any noise here without my belgian Malinois waking me up and giving a “say hello to my little friend” line… That’s if they still decide to try to get past my Mali….
Worked wonders in CT
You may get in but you will not get out property is protected by S&W and two male rotties
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