State Representative Plans Appeal After Judge Denies Request To Halt Permitless Carry Law

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Wednesday, October 30th 2019, 11:42 pm

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An Oklahoma County district judge denied a request Wednesday, for a temporary injunction. That means the law goes into effect on Friday, November 1. Rep. Jason Lowe said he's disappointed by Wednesday's ruling but not discouraged.

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