Should nonresidents denied permits in other states be ineliligible in Maine?

[Wendell]

Maine State Police Lt. David Bowler calls this “permit shopping” and said it’s the reason the Department of Public Safety has submitted a bill that prohibits Maine from granting a nonresident concealed weapons permit to anyone who has been denied a permit in another state with equivalent or less restrictive laws.
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Should nonresidents who are denied concealed weapons permits in other states be ineligible in Maine? (http://bangordailynews.com/2012/01/30/politics/should-nonresidents-who-are-denied-concealed-weapons-permits-in-other-states-be-ineligible-in-maine/?ref=relatedBox)
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[TGS]

I don't have a problem with it. It's virtually unenforceable, however.

[G60]

Depends what the denial was for.

[Wendell]

Do you believe individuals who secretly, but lawfully, carry concealed guns should be shielded from the state’s right-to-know law?

Yes
No

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