Please explain this NCC you speak of. Never heard of it.
Has anyone lately gone through the newspaper notification requirement in New Castle County for the CCW?
I am assuming that the News Journal would suffice to meet the requirement, but am not sure.
Also, is there suggested wording for the advertisement?
Many thanks,
Mark
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Please explain this NCC you speak of. Never heard of it.
I think NCC = New Castle County.
Yes. New Castle County. Delaware requires that an applicant advertise their intent to apply. However, I wasn't sure what the posting had to say. I was hoping to find an example to follow.
None the less, it's a requirement.
I was able to find public notices that appear to meet the Delaware requirements. The wording was very consistent from advertisement to advertisement
LEGAL NOTICE
RE: DEADLY WEAPON
I, <full name>. residing at <address including ZIP Code> will make application to the judges of the superior court of the State of Delaware in and for New Castle County at Wilmington for the next term for a license to carry a concealed deadly weapon, or weapons, for the protection of my person(s), or property, or both.
<full name>
<date>
I found it at
Delaware Public Notice
using "concealed" in the search word box.
Mark
As has been mentioned at least twice, people think this is a dumb law. However, it is the law.
It doesn't help to complain about the law here and say nothing to the people that make the laws.
We are all fond of saying that the law only hurts law-abiding, responsible citizens, and does nothing for the criminal. It's true, but if you're a law-abiding citizen, you'll comply with the law.
Delaware is a "may issue" state, so one will need to have an immaculate application. If you don't want to do the newspaper posting, don't apply for the permit. On the other hand, Delaware is (in theory) an open carry state, and you don't need to comply with the newspaper posting requirement to do that.
It could be worse. In Illinois (I think, but could be wrong), a judge is allowing a freedom of information act request from a newspaper for a listing of all individuals with permit, which includes address information.