A North Idaho music festival can continue to ban guns on leased city land after a judge ruled in favor of the city of Sandpoint, the second time the city has beaten back a similar challenge.
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Idaho House Approves Bill Letting Some Staff Carry Guns at School
House lawmakers in Idaho have passed a bill that would let some school employees carry concealed firearms without the need for school board permission.
In a 52–18 vote on March 11 approving the measure called House Bill 122 (pdf) lawmakers moved to expand the ability of school staff members to carry weapons on school grounds, which under current law requires a nod from the school board.
While some Idaho school boards already allow staffers to carry, Rep. Chad Christensen, a Republican who sponsored the bill, said it shouldn’t be up to officials to make determinations about constitutional rights.
Idaho Teachers Could Be Allowed to Carry Guns in Schools Without Permission
On 3/10/21 at 5:18 AM EST
A new bill which would allow school employees to carry guns in Idaho has been approved by the state s House State Affairs Committee.
House Bill 122, sponsored by Rep. Chad Christensen, would allow public school district employees in the state with an enhanced concealed weapons license to carry a concealed firearm on school property without the prior permission of local trustees.
The bill was approved by a 11-2 vote despite attracting strong opposition from law enforcement officials, with the Idaho Sheriffs Association and Idaho Chiefs of Police Association describing it in a letter opposing the bill as a bridge too far, and bad for Idaho, and bad for Idaho children.