"Under the new rules, persons denied a concealed carry license will learn the reason, and be told what law enforcement agency made that determination. They then have to hurry to find evidence that proves they're not a danger to themselves or others or a threat to public safety -- they get ten days to make their case to the board."
The DENIED APPLICANT must prove that the agency denying their application was wrong.
Shouldn't it be; "your qualified" unless the denying agency provides proof that you're not qualified?!?
If they were in America, sure.
Should-be counts for nothing. In New Jersey you have to "prove a need" to obtain a carry permit, and unless you are "connected" the proof is never sufficient.