Now More Than Ever, Ensuring Supreme Court Justices’ Personal Security Is Critical
With the rise in the glorification of assassins on the left in recent years, don’t think they wouldn’t try to take out a conservative justice again.
Law and the Courts
The Court’s Direction is Clear: More Freedom for Those Who Carry Guns and Use Drugs
The Court’s view is that the government must demonstrate danger connected with drug use, not merely infer it.
The Anti-Gun Left’s Solution to Consistent SCOTUS Losses: Pack the Court
Rep. Pramila Jayapal is warning will happen if anti-gun politicians take control of the Senate in November. That’s not happening without a fight.
Seventh Circuit Doubles Down On Stupid, Upholds Illinois ‘Assault Weapons’ & ‘High Capacity’ Magazine Bans
The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals today reversed a district court permanent injunction against Illinois’ Protect Illinois Communities Act in
VA Judge Says Injunction Blocking ‘Assault Firearms’ Ban Applies Statewide, Sales Can Resume July 21
Judge Jeffrey Campbell issued a letter opinion letter making clear that the preliminary injunction preventing enforcement of the bans applies statewide.
Not Counting Chickens, But Gun-Grabbers Are Probably Right to be Panicked About SCOTUS Taking up ‘Assault Weapons’ Bans
Finally, the clouds have parted. Gloom gave way to sunshine. The day at the Supreme Court is arriving.
SCOTUS’s AR-15 Ruling Could Open a Broader Range of Questions the Gun Control Industry Doesn’t Want Answered
The decided cases also have potentially broad implications. If drug use, by itself, does not justify disarming someone, what about a nonviolent felony conviction?
Why Does the Philly PD Get to Arbitrarily Decide Who’s Worthy of Exercising Second Amendment Rights
When the test for stripping a right is “good cause” – words that mean whatever the person holding the stamp wants them to mean – the test itself violates the Constitution.
Only Structural Changes Will Prevent Another Biden-Style Anti-Gun Lawfare Scandal
Gun-ban radicals weren’t merely lobbying from the outside. They had allies and former colleagues inside the federal government.
With a Consistent Record of Losses in the Courts, the Gun Control Industry May Have Finally Over-Played its Hand
Gun controllers currently have a 1-6 win-loss record before the U.S. Supreme Court since Heller revived the Second Amendment in 2008.