Can Massachusetts Deny Gun Rights for Charges, but No Convictions?
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Can Massachusetts Deny Gun Rights for Charges, but No Convictions?

At the moment, the answer to that question is "yes." Massachusetts gives broad discretion to police chiefs to approve or deny licenses to carry, which are also required for anyone wanting to keep a handgun in their home. Even though the Supreme Court said in Bruen that "may issue" licensing sch

Bearing Arms|October 8, 2026|1h ago|1 min read|ORIGINAL SOURCE ↗

At the moment, the answer to that question is "yes." Massachusetts gives broad discretion to police chiefs to approve or deny licenses to carry, which are also required for anyone wanting to keep a handgun in their home. Even though the Supreme Court said in Bruen that "may issue" licensing sch

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