In Pardoning Hunter, Joe Biden Declares Lying on a 4473 a Minor Infraction (and Gives Trump Cover for J6 Pardons)
Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter. From the day I took office, I said I would not […]
Law and the Courts
How Peanut the Squirrel Might Get Revenge on New York’s Gun Control Laws
If New York’s powers that be are stupid enough to go after Peanut’s family on a gun charge, they’ll deserve to be ravaged by all of the furies of PR hell they’ll raise along the way.
Whether it’s Legislative or Judicial, National Reciprocity Is Coming Our Way
The Firearms Policy Coalition is getting the ball rolling with a challenge to New York’s refusal to allow citizens of other states who have carry permits to tote firearms while they’re in the Empire state.
Philadelphia Jury Awards Man $11 Million in P320 Lawsuit
A Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, jury awarded $11 million to George Abrams, a Philadelphia painting contractor who said his SIG SAUER P320 “went off by itself” leaving him with permanent leg injuries.
New York Doubles Down on Due Process Deprivation With New Confiscation Bill
Police in New York want the legal ability to seize firearms during a domestic violence call – even if no
Bump Stocks Legal Nationwide Again and ATF Must Return Any They Confiscated
Under the “takings clause” of the Fifth Amendment, owners of bump stocks may even press claims against ATF to recover lost value, especially if the agency destroyed their devices.
Some ‘Journalists’ Really Don’t Appreciate Analogies in Legal Opinions They Disagree With
This is how he began a 168-page opinion. He sat down and thought, “I’m going to come up with some brilliant analogies!” and then decided to OPEN the opinion with this.
Federal Judge Explains Heller and Bruen for the State of Illinois’ Legally Illiterate Legislators
The Supreme Court, in rejecting the dissent’s arguments, made clear that these regulations did not demonstrate a historical tradition of regulating firearms that would justify all modern legislation.
BREAKING: Federal Court Strikes Down Illinois ‘Assault Weapon’ and Magazine Bans
After 18 months of legal wrangling, a federal court judge struck down Illinois gun and magazine ban. The law effectively banned America’s favorite rifle, the AR-15 and hundreds of other popular rifles.
American Suppressor Association is Ready for Trump
Last week Jon Wayne Taylor and I attended the American Suppressor Association Foundation (ASA-F) Silent Night Banquet, a fundraiser dinner