In the Courtroom
Federal
US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia
Camp v. Cason
Carroll County requiring SSN, employment information, taking longer than 60 days and not issuing a temporary license.
(check the Category: SSN required for application for the latest information)
GeorgiaCarry.Org et al. v. Dodd
Cobb County requiring SSN and employment information.
(Cobb has decided to settle and negotiations for settlement are underway)
GeorgiaCarry.Org et al. v. McVay
Cherokee County requiring SSN, employment information and taking longer than 60 days.
(The county decided to stop requesting SSN and employment information, purge its records of GCO member’s information and pay our legal costs)
Puckett v. Powell
Henry County requiring SSN, employment information and taking longer than 60 days.
(We Won!)
State
Georgia Court of Appeals
GeorgiaCarry.Org, Inc. et al. v. Coweta County
Coweta County’s Park Ordinance Banning Firearm Carry
(check the Category: Coweta County Preemption for the latest information)
Moore v. Cranford
Coweta County requiring SSN, Employment information and taking longer than 60 days.
(While not exactly ruled as we had hoped, the only delay acceptable is from GBI or FBI and we have created a sheet to help you determine if they are the cause here)
Local
Superior Court of Athens-Clarke County
GeorgiaCarry.Org, Inc. et al. v. Athens - Clarke County
Athens-Clarke County’s Park Ordinance Banning Firearm Carry
(check the Category: Athens-Clarke County Preemption for the latest information)
Superior Court of Cobb County
Menkus v Dodd
Refusing to issue a temporary renewal license
(Dismissed as moot when license was issued and Moore v. Cranford was decided)
Superior Court of Fulton County
GeorgiaCarry.Org, Inc. et al. v. Fulton County, City of Atlanta, City of East Point, City of Milton, City of Roswell, City of Sandy Springs, and city of Union City
Park Ordinances Banning Firearm Carry
(check the Category: Fulton County and Cities Preemption for the latest information)
Knighten v. Georgia Department of Public Safety
Failure to properly produce documents requested under Georgia Open Records Act
(DPS settled and produced the documents as originally requested)
Superior Court of Gwinnett County
GeorgiaCarry.Org, Inc. et al. v. Gwinnett County
Gwinnett County’s Park Ordinance Banning Firearm Carry
(They decided to change their ordinance)




