Where Can I Get An Ink Finger Print Card Done? (In CNY)

[MothMan]

Florida won't take cards from private outfits only LEO. Camillus PD now wants $50 to make card! WTF?? Other LEO's will only do for residents of jurisdiction. Any suggestions. Won't be extorted would pay a fair fee but $50, nope. will give up my Fl CCW 1st.

 

[Brawny71]

State Police barracks usually will accommodate as well. If a veteran, local National Guard or active installations or recruiters.

 

[Robin]

You're already paying taxes to support the PD, that sucks!
Robin

 

[Parzival]

FL is “constitutional” carry and recognizes all 49 other states permits. Why keep it?

Unless you are using to for reciprocity reasons.

 

[Zerex]

Throw a rock thru a store window, or just pay the tab.

 

[FP1201]

I've had electronic fingerprints done twice: Village PD did them no charge for a FBI-UPIN application and a couple years back while obtaining a Florida CCW Licenses: they did them right there (no appointment necessary if you have a DD-214) and they gave me a copy of them and the application...
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office does them with a minimal charge as Electronic Prints are required with a Handgun Licenses Application.

 

[FP1201]

FL is “constitutional” carry and recognizes all 49 other states permits. Why keep it?

Unless you are using to for reciprocity reasons.

Same with Alabama and several other States, however they DO recommend you have their Licenses...sort of separates the Wheat from the chaff if you know what I mean.

 

[OwnTheRide]

FL is “constitutional” carry and recognizes all 49 other states permits. Why keep it?

Unless you are using to for reciprocity reasons.

Well, one of the few exemptions to Gun Free School Zone legislation is to have a permit from the state the school is in.

It's really, really, really difficult - basically impossible unless you're deep in the sticks - to go anywhere that doesn't cross within 1000 feet of a school. Hell, I am deep in the sticks, and every road out of town crosses a school zone.

That said, I haven't really heard of anyone lawfully carrying getting jammed up for crossing a school zone. I like to have my I's dotted and my T's crossed, though.

 

[byron]

Well, one of the few exemptions to Gun Free School Zone legislation is to have a permit from the state the school is in.

It's really, really, really difficult - basically impossible unless you're deep in the sticks - to go anywhere that doesn't cross within 1000 feet of a school. Hell, I am deep in the sticks, and every road out of town crosses a school zone.

That said, I haven't really heard of anyone lawfully carrying getting jammed up for crossing a school zone. I like to have my I's dotted and my T's crossed, though.

The Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 was a federal law that prohibited the possession of firearms within 1,000 feet of a school. Its legal history is defined by the landmark 1995 Supreme Court case United States v. Lopez, which struck down the original act as an unconstitutional overreach of the Commerce Clause

The ruling established that, under the Commerce Clause, Congress cannot regulate non-economic, local activities like possessing a gun in a school zone

 

[OwnTheRide]

The Gun-Free School Zones Act of 1990 was a federal law that prohibited the possession of firearms within 1,000 feet of a school. Its legal history is defined by the landmark 1995 Supreme Court case United States v. Lopez, which struck down the original act as an unconstitutional overreach of the Commerce Clause

The ruling established that, under the Commerce Clause, Congress cannot regulate non-economic, local activities like possessing a gun in a school zone

You left out the important part:

After the Lopez decision, the GFSZA was amended to specifically only apply to guns that had been moved via interstate or foreign commerce.

The vast, vast majority of guns have been moved via interstate commerce.

 

[Saltwater60]

Well, one of the few exemptions to Gun Free School Zone legislation is to have a permit from the state the school is in.

It's really, really, really difficult - basically impossible unless you're deep in the sticks - to go anywhere that doesn't cross within 1000 feet of a school. Hell, I am deep in the sticks, and every road out of town crosses a school zone.

That said, I haven't really heard of anyone lawfully carrying getting jammed up for crossing a school zone. I like to have my I's dotted and my T's crossed, though.

I’m
Not sure my house is 1000’ from a school. I still carry. I don’t think you’d be charged unless you were doing something stupid.
This states of your permitted to carry it doesn’t apply or if you’re on private property, but how do I get to my house without driving on a public road?

 

[Robin]

Drive from buffalo to Albany on Rt's 5/20 and you have been within 1000 feet of hundreds of schools. Hunting season would be a gold mine.
Robin

 

[OwnTheRide]

I’m
Not sure my house is 1000’ from a school. I still carry. I don’t think you’d be charged unless you were doing something stupid.
This states of your permitted to carry it doesn’t apply or if you’re on private property, but how do I get to my house without driving on a public road?

Well, it's kind of moot in this state since you have to have a permit to have a pistol, so you're definitely covered to get to your house. But, yes, that is the stupidity of this law.

From what I have read, it is generally only enforced as an add-on, as in, shoot someone within 1000 feet, get GFSZ charges added too. But we should not rely on, or have faith in, selective enforcement of a ridiculous law.

I practically guarantee you pass through multiple school zones on the way to the one your house fits into.