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Challenges to the psych requirement

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Is CRPA challenging the constitutionality of these expensive requirements? Seems absurd. In Solano here, first got CCW in 2019, Cost $600 at most. The classes were the most expensive part. People have been posting costs in the thousands in anti gun counties.

I could not find a case challenging the psych requirements even though they clearly violate Bruin.

This from the CRPA :

I can't cut and paste the text but the gist is that a psych evaluation is likely unconstitutional under Bruen.

I'm reading that likely means no case has been brought forward to challenge it,
 
Is CRPA challenging the constitutionality of these expensive requirements? Seems absurd. In Solano here, first got CCW in 2019, Cost $600 at most. The classes were the most expensive part. People have been posting costs in the thousands in anti gun counties.

I could not find a case challenging the psych requirements even though they clearly violate Bruin.

This from the CRPA :

I can't cut and paste the text but the gist is that a psych evaluation is likely unconstitutional under Bruen.

I'm reading that likely means no case has been brought forward to challenge it,
In order for there to be a challenge, a plaintiff with standing would be needed. This means, that you would need a person who was denied a CCW based on the results of a psychological assessment or was ordered to undergo and pay for such an assessment in order to qualify for a CCW. If you know of such a person you could have them contact me.
 
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