The Brief: A national coalition of gun rights organizations has filed a federal amicus brief challenging Maryland’s refusal to recognize out-of-state concealed carry permits. The legal challenge argues that current state policies create unconstitutional barriers for nonresidents and impose significant administrative burdens on law-abiding citizens traveling across state lines. The lawsuit highlights the conflict between state licensing statutes and Second Amendment protections for public self-defense. Legal experts suggest the outcome could influence national standards for interstate reciprocity. Currently, travelers must navigate a complex landscape of varying state laws and federal transport provisions to avoid criminal penalties. ANNAPOLIS, MD — A…

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