Ketanji Brown Jackson Demonstrates Exactly the Kind of Firearm Expertise We’d Expect in a Supreme Court Justice
When it was time for the Biden Department of Justice to present its side [in Garland v. Cargill] to the […]
Law and the Courts
The Supreme Court on Whether ATF Can Decide That Bump Stocks are Machine Guns
The bump stock, a simple device once considered a novelty for many shooters, was the focus of ninety minutes of
Chicago Man Tried to Murder Motorist At Stoplight, But Accidentally Killed His Backseat Passenger Instead
Remember the scene from Pulp Fiction where John Travolta’s character inadvertently shoots and kills his rear-seat passenger? Well, the long
Action in the Courts: The Fate of the NRA and SCOTUS on Bump Stocks
This past weekend was essentially consumed by the parsing, interpreting, and spinning of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ numerous
Judge Blocks California Law That Enabled Suits Against Out-of-State Makers of ‘Abnormally Dangerous’ Guns
It hasn’t been a good week for California Governor Gavin Newsom, AG Rob Bonta, and their terminator-like, just-won’t-stop campaign to
Media Cheer Hawaii 2A Ruling’s Abandonment of Deference, Basic Respect for the Law, and its Declaration of ‘War’
In Hawaii, a man who was peacefully carrying a pistol for his own self-protection while on a nature hike was
Gun Rights Win: Ninth Circuit Refuses En Banc Hearing of Ruling Striking Down California’s Ban on Gun Advertising
Gavin Newsom signed California AB 2571 into law in June of 2022. The bill, among other things, prohibited the advertising
NRA On Trial: It’s In the Jury’s Hands Now
With apologies to the reader who angrily asked “Why are you so consumed with the NRA?” and threatened to unsubscribe
Why Are Anti-Gun Attorneys’ Arguments So Transparently Bad?
A recent thread by the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) tells a crazy story from one of their many lawsuits challenging
After a Quarter Century of Abusing the Legal System, It’s Time to End the City of Gary’s Suit Against Gunmakers
By James Bopp Jr. There’s a game people play called “Two Truths and a Lie.” Lawyers backing the city of