Why Can’t Anti-Gun Academics Be (Even Slightly) Intellectually Honest?
I challenge Charles to look at the more than 50 active cases the Second Amendment Foundation has right now and name five that he supports.
Law and the Courts
DOJ Sues San Jose Over Intentionally Exorbitant Concealed Carry Permit Fees
Yesterday, the feds sued the city of San Jose, California for charging an egregiously high amount to obtain a carry
Federal Judge Blocks Maryland From Enforcing Prohibition On Concealed Carry in Silver Spring Synagogue
Chasanow’s injunction only blocks the county from enforcing the law against the Silver Spring Jewish Center and Shapiro.
Attorneys Try to Build on Remington ‘Negligent Marketing’ Claim to Include Independent Reviews of Guns Used in Crimes
Their subpoena defines an “Advertisement” to include even unpaid organic social-media content.
Derivative Disarmament in Unconstitutional, No Matter How Much the State of New York Wishes That Wasn’t So
What this illustrates — yet again — is that the real objective of gun control is not danger control but curtailing the rights of decent law-abiding citizens.
An Interview With SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut
Adam Kraut is the executive director of the Second Amendment Foundation. He’s been on the leading edge of Second
Everytown Says DOJ Overestates the Number of ‘Assault Weapons’ But Offers No Data of Their Own
Why won’t the civilian disarmament industrial complex commission its own study of how many civilian-owned AR-15s there are in America?
Solicitor General Asks SCOTUS for the Microphone in December’s AR-15 Ban Oral Arguments
If the Court holds that the platform is protected—semi-automatic operation, detachable magazine, ordinary furniture—then the next dodge dies along with it.
Wolford Enforcement: DOJ Sues Maryland County for Prohibiting Carry in Churches, Synagogues
Some security volunteers are defying the intrusive law as they await the outcome of courtroom pushback against the restrictions.