Missouri law professor files suit against campus gun ban

[CitizensHaveRights]

It's a Missouri Constitution based suit, not a 2A suit, so even if he wins it probably won't apply outside of MO.
He's testing his state's new RKBA amendment.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2015/sep/20/royce-barondes-university-of-missouri-professor-su/

http://www.kmbc.com/news/university-of-missouri-professor-sues-over-campus-gun-ban/35409188

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/09/21/law-school-prof-suing-gun-prohibition-wake-unarmed-prof-gunned/


http://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/law-school-professor-files-lawsuit-over-mu-s-gun-ban/article_057fa9fe-6072-11e5-a07d-4b492fd8e3e9.html

In the suit, Bukowsky and Barondes invoke Amendment 5, a measure that Missouri voters passed in August 2014 stating that any gun regulations be subject to "strict scrutiny" and that Missouri residents' right bear arms is "unalienable." Sixty-one percent of voters in the August 2014 election approved the measure.

Barondes' petition says MU is failing to follow the law.

"The Defendants maintain a gun ban using methods that make law-abiders more vulnerable to attack by law-breakers — a ban that unlawfully and unconstitutionally violates Plaintiff's individual rights to keep and carry a firearm for self-defense," the opening paragraph of the petition states.

[gryphon]

Hope he wins!