Good News: SCOTUS Denies Cert in Worth, Minnesota Ban on Carry by Adults Under 21 Goes Down
Some good Second Amendment news from the Supreme Court today. The Justices have denied cert in Worth v. Jacobson, a […]
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An Interview From Federal Prison With ATF Prisoner Patrick Adamiak
Adamiak was willing to answer questions Monday afternoon about his life and his ongoing legal drama. The interview was conducted by phone. Monday was also the three-year anniversary of the SWAT team raid on his home.
What the DOJ’s Investigation Into the LA County Sheriff’s Carry Permit Delays Really Means
Sheriff Luna may try to slow walk the federal investigators’ progress and keep them from finding and reporting the truth, which would be futile. What Bondi didn’t say is that the Special Litigation Section has never lost a case—not a single one.
PLCAA Be Damned: Illinois Judge Lets July 4 Parade Shooting Lawsuit Against Smith & Wesson Go Forward
“They are accusing Smith & Wesson of marketing practices aimed at teens and younger people which is nonsense. This legal action appears solely designed to cost the company millions of dollars in an attempt to drive it out of business.”
The Adamiak Prosecution Is One of the Worst Episodes in the ATF’s Long, Tainted History
ATF is a sick joke and should be shuttered permanently, because ATF agents would rather charge a completely innocent man with bogus federal felonies and lie under oath than admit they screwed up.
The ATF Will Jail You for Owning Semi-Auto Guns…Ask Patrick Adamiak How He Knows
In the early 1980s, in order to meet a growing customer demand, several firearm firms released semi-automatic firearms that fired
How a Replica Submachine Gun Landed a Sailor in Jail for 20 Years
Adamiak had no idea how badly the ATF would lie about this completely legal purchase. The STEN toy became the most tested and most written about gun of all the legal firearms parts seized by the ATF during their raids.
Aussie Learns the Hard Way That Suppressors Made in Texas are Still Subject to Federal Laws
The state law requires that silencer parts aren’t subject to federal regulation. However, until the law is tested in the courts, any suppressors made in Texas are still subject to federal laws that regulate them.
Illinois Circuit Judge Rules State’s FOID Card Law Unconstitutional, Violates a ‘Core Fundamental Constitutional Right’
“The Court finds that any fee associated with exercising the core fundamental Constitutional right of armed self-defense within the confines of one’s home violates the Second Amendment.”
Operation Silent Night: How the ATF Jailed a US Air Marshal on a Fake Silencer Possession Charge
Operation Silent Night began in 2019, and according to ICE and Homeland Security Investigations, was a responsible for seizing 42,888 Chinese silencers, 4,868 weapons, and charging more than 200 people.