Guns on Campus

A University of Missouri system rule that prohibits employees from keeping firearms in their vehicles on campus conflicts with a state law that allows state employees to have a gun in their car as long as it is locked and the weapon is not visible, an appeals court in the state ruled.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A University of Missouri system rule that prohibits employees from keeping firearms in their vehicles on campus conflicts with a state law that allows state employees to have a gun in their car as long as it is locked and the weapon is not visible, an appeals court in the state ruled .

Categories / Appeals, Civil Rights, Education, Law

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