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  1. 08-21-2012, 09:59 #1
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    I'm not a lawyer...but my understanding is state law preempts local ordinances with the exception of the city and county of Denver.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kanekutter05 View Post
    I'm not a lawyer...but my understanding is state law preempts local ordinances with the exception of the city and county of Denver.
    That was the first thing that came to mind also.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rooskibar03 View Post
    That was the first thing that came to mind also.
    But that's not to say you wouldn't be hassled and/or arrested, but my guess is that you would win the fight pretty easily utilizing any competent lawyer. It's just matter of you wanting to spend the time to fight it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kanekutter05 View Post
    But that's not to say you wouldn't be hassled and/or arrested, but my guess is that you would win the fight pretty easily utilizing any competent lawyer. It's just matter of you wanting to spend the time to fight it.
    Thankfully I don't plan of OC while jogging, (hell concealed while jogging int practical) so its not an issue per say.

    Doesn't mean I'm ok with them trying to infringe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kanekutter05 View Post
    I'm not a lawyer...but my understanding is state law preempts local ordinances with the exception of the city and county of Denver.
    You are correct, except there is no state law that says you can open carry, so it is not an issue for them to say you can't OC on city land. This is the case for most city owned parks in the metro area.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kanekutter05 View Post
    I'm not a lawyer...but my understanding is state law preempts local ordinances with the exception of the city and county of Denver.
    State law devolved the open carry questions to local governments, at the same time it reserved regulation of CCW to the state.

    The only exception to state pre-emption is that Denver was allowed to keep its home-grown "AW Ban" on magazines over 20 rounds.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Circuits View Post
    State law devolved the open carry questions to local governments, at the same time it reserved regulation of CCW to the state.

    The only exception to state pre-emption is that Denver was allowed to keep its home-grown "AW Ban" on magazines over 20 rounds.
    Was it not allowed to also keep it's OC in effect also? As in the city of Denver does not allow OC anywhere....
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