BREAKING: SCOTUS Rules Gun Owners Can’t Be Prosecuted for Regular Marijuana Use
Simply possessing marijuana and being a regular user is no longer sufficient justification for losing your gun rights.
Gun Rights
Wait, What? Florida Court Rules 18 to 20-Year-Olds Have All the Same Civil Rights as Older Adults
“Restricting 18- to 20-year-olds from rights to self-defense would make the Second Amendment a ‘second-class’ right.”
DOJ Investigating Philly PD for Yanking Gun Permits After Verbal Altercation With Cops
If it’s shown that the permits were cancelled for little more than expressions of dissatisfaction with the police, it may be that both Second Amendment and First Amendment rights were violated.
SAF Backing Former Virginia AG’s Challenge to State’s New ‘Assault Firearms’ Ban
Plaintiffs are arguing they have the right to buy the banned arms to preserve their ability to function as the militia that is preserved under the Virginia constitution’s Militia Clause.
Panic Setting In As Administration Moves to Bolster Americans’ Gun Rights Advance
Acting AG Todd Blanche has said the proposed changes took longer than expected to complete because lawyers had to scrupulously review them to ensure they passed legal muster.
This is One of the Reasons the DOJ is Suing the US Virgin Islands
“The VIPD told me that, due to mechanical issues with the computers and card printers, I would not be able to complete the [firearm] registration process ‘until it is fixed.'”
When Objective Data Crushes the Gun Control Industry’s Hysterical Talking Points
In other words, lawful carry isn’t rare. It is mainstream. And the people doing it are overwhelmingly responsible.
Florida’s James Uthmeier is the Very Model of the Modern Pro-2A Attorney General
Given how he has restored the Second Amendment closer to the Founders’ original intent, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s short
Back Door May-Issue: DOJ Investigating Philly PD Over Vague ‘Good Cause’ Concealed Carry Permit Revocations
It is a violation of the Second Amendment for government officials to use vague, personal discretion when determining whether to issue or revoke permits to carry firearms.
