No Carry Permit Because Applicant's E-Mails to Government Cast Doubt on His "Ability to Engage in Coherent and Rational Thinking"

An excerpt from the long opinion earlier this week in In re Application for a Permit to Carry a Handgun by R.R., by N.J. Appellate Division Judges Joseph Marczyk and James Paganelli:

Detective Berry … testified regarding various emails petitioner sent to the Sayreville clerk referring to the "Blood of Christ" and an affidavit submitted by petitioner to Sayreville regarding "[o]ne's [e]ntire [z]ygote/[p]ellucid [m]embrane as the [s]ingular '[h]istorical & [p]resent, [r]eligious & [s]cientific, [n]ative & [c]ustomary, [t]ruth & [m]atter of [f]act' [p]roving [o]ne's [p]ersonal, [p]rivate, and [c]onfidential [p]roperty/[p]aramount [e]quity '[f]ound' within [o]ne's [o]riginal [b]iological /DNA [b]irthday '[c]ake' a.k.a. [o]ne's '[b]aggage and [e]ffects' a.k.a. [o]ne's [p]lacenta." Detective Be