Judge rules that laws prohibiting the carrying of firearms in Postal Facilities is unconstitutional. https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2025/sep/30/post-office-gun-ban-unconstitutional-judge-rules/
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Carrying weapons in Post Offices
- Thread starter defcon4
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color of law
Accomplished Advocate
Here is a link to the decision.
It's amazing how these originations and courts came to the same conclusion I came to four years ago which I posted on this forum. See:
And then after Bruen I posted this:
And this applies to ALL federal buildings, with very narrow certain exceptions.
It's amazing how these originations and courts came to the same conclusion I came to four years ago which I posted on this forum. See:
Open Carrying on Postal Property
Below is a free content document. The document, if used, should be verified by your own research to verify its soundness in presenting a legal theory supported by decisions of the U.S. Supreme Court. Should anyone decide to use it, I would suggest it also be CC: to your local Post Master. Enjoy.
forum.opencarry.org
And then after Bruen I posted this:
Open Carrying on Postal Property
Based on the first post, I have additional info that the postal regulations regarding firearms on postal property is not supported by our nations history. https://forum.opencarry.org/index.php?threads/open-carrying-on-postal-property.138232/#post-2249353 Bruen, reiterated “[T]he government must...
forum.opencarry.org
And this applies to ALL federal buildings, with very narrow certain exceptions.
Bill Starks
State Researcher
Sometime in 2017 I wrote a report for one of my classes on postal shootings. The jest of the report was the following..
March 22, 1975 - June 14, 2017 (1975 was the first year of firearm reporting for USPS)
Clearly the issue isn't guns, it's postal workers and the access to them...
20 employees shooting other employees and family members
2 civilian shootings in the lobby
1 suicide on the work floor
1 drive by shooting that killed a postal employee