It’s No Mystery Why Justice Alito Is Staying on the Court for Another Term
Looking at the docket for the coming term, it is easy to see why Justice Alito is staying on the Court.
Law and the Courts
US District Court in Texas Rules That With $200 Tax Gone, NFA Registration is Unconstitutional
With the $200 tax gone, there is no viable constitutional authority to continue registering SBRs and suppressors.
It’s High Time We Restore Martha Stewart’s Gun Rights
While it’s sensible to keep some violent offenders banned from carrying guns, the state is violating the rights of other felons who pose no risk to public safety.
A Fifth Circuit Case Could Jeopardize the Feds’ Commerce Clause Grip on Guns
The government’s theory is simple. If a firearm was made in another state, Washington, D.C. claims it can regulate possession of that gun forever.
Another Court Tells Anti-Hunting Animal Rights Activists to Pound Sand
Despite those numerous defeats, the Nonhuman Rights Project continues pursuing similar lawsuits across multiple jurisdictions as part of a long-term litigation strategy.
The Long and Winding Road to a SCOTUS Hardware Decision
Something else may be going on. At least in Snope, Justice Kavanaugh apparently just wanted to clear some other items off the docket before going for the AR-15 case.
Spanberger and VA’s Gun-Grabbers Learn Nothing Makes Americans Want Something More Than Telling Them They Can’t Have It
Some sellers said that fear of a ban motivated customers to buy AR-style rifles for the first time. “In fact,
Another Win: DOJ Pulls Its Appeal of a Ruling that Carry Bans In Post Offices are Unconstitutional
Don’t look now, but the list of places where government officials claim Second Amendment rights don’t apply continues to shrink.
Maybe NJ Should Focus on Putting Criminals Behind Bars Rather Than Skirting the Third Circuit’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Ruling
Maybe NJ’s gun-grabbers should stop trying to dance around court rulings and start trusting the citizens with their Second Amendment rights.
Gun Banners Lie Through Their Teeth About Wolford and Property Rights
You might expect better from the dean of California’s flagship public law school than to parrot lame political talking points, but…California.