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Originally Posted by Swimmer
The above information was correct until a cape judge decided on behalf of a defendent, who just happened to be a state trooper, that thier is no requirement to keep guns locked in Massachusetts. he defendent was found no guilty based on the judges finding. Remember in Mass. go jury waived.
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Thank you. I was unaware that there was any case law to the contrary. You don't happen to have any other information?
Frankly, if my spouse and I are both legally licensed, I see no reason why the state can tell me how I'm allowed to store firearms in my own house, especially my home protection weapon. "Excuse home invader, could you please wait a moment while I get my keys, unlock my safe and get my shotgun. Thanks!"