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 […]
Law and the Courts
Why Wasn’t the Times Square Shooter Charged With Carrying in a ‘Gun-Free’ Zone?
When it comes to justifications for gun control laws and limits on rights, we almost always hear the same tired
Has Gun Innovation Been ‘Frozen’ by the Heller and Bruen Rulings?
Heller imposed a “common use” test, saying that a gun law is unconstitutional when it affects guns that are in common
NRA On Trial: The Process Nears the Home Stretch
Barring something unforeseen, the trial that pits the State of New York against the National Rifle Association will go to
It’s Time for SCOTUS to Reassert Itself in the Face of Lower Courts’ Anti-Gun Rulings
Fresh off the “spirit of aloha” decision by the Hawaii State Supreme Court, a coalition of gun rights groups has
California Hasn’t Learned (Yet) That It Can’t Defy the Supreme Court’s 2A Rulings
By Timothy Wheeler, MD The new year saw the customary barrage of new California gun control laws. The most appalling
Let’s Be Honest About What Judge Benitez Ruled in Rhode v. Bonta
I don’t want to get into a whole kerfuffle with Pepperdine law professor Jake Charles, but the case about which
Pro Gun Control Scholars: Rejecting Racist Historical Gun Laws Reveals a Troubling Double Standard
Conservative jurists and gun rights advocates have strongly backed the Supreme Court’s originalist view of 2nd Amendment law, which gives
The Bruen Decision Has Morphed Into a Jobs Program for Historians
“What’s happening now is a fight over what the Second Amendment ultimately means,” says Chuck Michel, president and general counsel
Mexico v. US Gun Makers: The Frivolous Lawsuit That Just Will Not Die
On January 22, a panel for the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the First Circuit revived a lawsuit brought by the