Permit Application Approved
Skylar Sullivan completes the required application, passes the background check, and submits proof of training. The licensing officer in the jurisdiction must issue the permit because all statutory criteria are met.
Also known as: shall issue jurisdictions · shall-issue jurisdiction · shall issue jurisdiction · shall-issue · shall issue
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A licensing regime under which officials must grant a concealed-carry permit once an applicant satisfies enumerated objective criteria such as age, background check, and training.
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Skylar Sullivan completes the required application, passes the background check, and submits proof of training. The licensing officer in the jurisdiction must issue the permit because all statutory criteria are met.
Morgan Hale submits a concealed-carry application, passes the background check, and supplies proof of training. The licensing clerk must issue the permit because every statutory criterion is satisfied.
Solomon Silver applies for an unrestricted license after Bruen. He meets every objective requirement listed in state law. Officials issue the permit without further discretionary review.
Taylor Reed applies for a concealed-carry permit and meets the age, residency, and training qualifications. Officials must issue the permit once those objective criteria are satisfied.
Jordan Hale applies for a concealed-carry permit after satisfying every statutory requirement. The licensing authority must issue the permit without additional discretionary review.
Riley Quinn applies for a concealed-carry permit and meets all objective statutory criteria. Officials must issue the permit without further discretionary review.
Shall-issue regimes require officials to grant the license once objective statutory criteria are satisfied. May-issue regimes allow officials to deny the license even when those criteria are met.
The Fourth Amendment governs searches and seizures and does not directly control the issuance of carry permits. Permit regimes are evaluated under the Second Amendment.
Bruen requires that modern firearm regulations be consistent with the Nation's historical tradition. Shall-issue laws that impose only objective, non-discretionary criteria generally survive that test.
…of Appeals is affirmed in part and reversed in part. The judgment of the District Court in No. 75-437 is affirmed. The mandate shall issue forthwith, except that our judgment is stayed, for a period not to exceed 30 days, insofar as it affects the authority of the Commission to exercise the duties and powers granted it under…