Florida Open Carry Ban
Although Florida enacted Constitutional Carry, that only applies to concealed weapons. Florida law does not protect the right to open carry (the only other states which also ban this are New York, Illinois, and California). GOA and GOF are suing the state of Florida because the right to keep and bear arms does not make a distinction whether the firearm being carried is concealed or in the open.
Docket number
CV-14250
Updated
08-06-2024
Litigation Type
Primary Litigant
Documents
Title | Date Sort ascending |
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Complaint (1.51 MB) | 08-06-2024 |
Civil Cover (538.35 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Summons of Pearson (334.11 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Summons of St. Lucie County Sheriff Office (335.03 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Summons of Bakkedahi (333.89 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Summons of State Attorney's Office (410.63 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Declaration of Luis Valdes (515.61 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Declaration of Richard Hughes (289.27 KB) | 08-06-2024 |
Statement of Material Facts (214.07 KB) | 06-03-2025 |
RFA (230.71 KB) | 06-03-2025 |
Sheriff's Response To RFA (284.24 KB) | 06-03-2025 |
State Attorney Response to INT (704.95 KB) | 06-03-2025 |
Open Carry Arrests (1.87 MB) | 06-03-2025 |
51 Motion for Summary Judgment.pdf (406.96 KB) | 06-03-2025 |
Motion For Summary Judgement (406.96 KB) | 06-03-2025 |