Snowdog
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Both my wife and I work at local (but different/competing) hospitals.
Her hospital is approximately 10 miles away while mine, a much larger level II trauma center is closer to 25 miles.
I've had a CCW since 1999 and carry religiously. I was recently issued a card by my department and strongly encouraged to carry it with me during my commute. I'm instructed to show this card to any Officer if stopped should a curfew be imposed. This card essentially says that our positions are vital services needed to address this Covid-19 fiasco.
This got me thinking... if martial law is imposed along with curfews, does this affect my legal ability to carry concealed during my 45 minute commute? Does martial law nullify my permit?
I know there were some snags during Katrina though I'm under the impression some laws were passed to protect those who carry as a result.
The option exists of staying on site in designated sleeping areas provided by the hospital, however I'm not considering this as we also have an eleven-year-old daughter who's out of school until the 30th at the earliest and likely longer. When my wife is working, I have to be home (I work nights, she works days and both off weekends).
I did a search here and the majority of the posts were from 2008-2012.
I live in Western NC if that helps any.
Thanks in advance!
Her hospital is approximately 10 miles away while mine, a much larger level II trauma center is closer to 25 miles.
I've had a CCW since 1999 and carry religiously. I was recently issued a card by my department and strongly encouraged to carry it with me during my commute. I'm instructed to show this card to any Officer if stopped should a curfew be imposed. This card essentially says that our positions are vital services needed to address this Covid-19 fiasco.
This got me thinking... if martial law is imposed along with curfews, does this affect my legal ability to carry concealed during my 45 minute commute? Does martial law nullify my permit?
I know there were some snags during Katrina though I'm under the impression some laws were passed to protect those who carry as a result.
The option exists of staying on site in designated sleeping areas provided by the hospital, however I'm not considering this as we also have an eleven-year-old daughter who's out of school until the 30th at the earliest and likely longer. When my wife is working, I have to be home (I work nights, she works days and both off weekends).
I did a search here and the majority of the posts were from 2008-2012.
I live in Western NC if that helps any.
Thanks in advance!
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