Eighth Circuit Won’t Rehear Decision Striking Down Minnesota’s Ban on Gun Purchases by Young Adults
A federal appeals court ruled that Minnesota’s law that bans people ages 18 to 20 from obtaining permits to carry […]
Law and the Courts
District Court Tosses Machine Gun Possession Charge, Rules They’re ‘Bearable Arms’
District Judge John Broomes ruled that the the government failed to meet its burden under Bruen and Rahimi to show historical analogues for banning the kind of machine guns possessed by the defendant (a converted AR platform rifle and a GLOCK switch-equipped pistol). In fact, it doesn’t sound like they tried very hard.
Ninth Circuit Blocks California’s One-Gun-Per-Month Rationing Law
Earlier this year, California’s gun rationing law that limits purchasers to only one firearm in any 30-day period, was struck
2nd Circuit Rules Lawful Gun Ownership Doesn’t Justify a Warrantless Search
No one will ever mistake the Second Circuit Court of Appeals for a gun-friendly bunch of jurists. That should be
New Jersey AG Pushing Private Property Owners to Create More Gun-Free Zones
No matter what you’ve heard, here’s a fact: You CAN display signs prohibiting guns in and around your establishment.
BREAKING: Most of Mexico’s Lawfare Suit Against US Gunmakers Dismissed…Again
A federal District Court judge in Boston has tossed most of the $10 billion lawsuit filed by the government of
4th Circuit Upholds Maryland’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban, Says ARs ‘Ill-Suited’ for Self-Defense
We have described the AR-15’s capacities in abundant detail to demonstrate just how far outside the animating purposes of the
Biden-Harris Pushing PLCAA Work-Arounds to Wage Lawfare Against Gun Makers
As part of their war against the Second Amendment, the Biden-Harris Administration has made no secret of its antipathy to
GOA Suing to Overturn Florida’s Ban on Open Carry
Gun rights activists are taking up the fight to strike down Florida’s ban on openly carrying firearms after the Republican-controlled
District Court Strikes Down Provisions of Maryland’s Bruen Response Law
A federal court in Maryland has handed a victory to the Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a challenge