Supreme Court Grants Cert In Another Major Second Amendment Case

Boom indeed. The Supreme Court has granted cert in Wolford v. Lopez, a Hawaii case that challenges one of the Bruen response laws that were passed after SCOTUS handed down that decision.

Like many other virulently anti-gun jurisdictions, Hawaii enacted a law — what many call the Vampire Rule…they have to be invited in — that makes it illegal to carry a firearm on publicly accessible private property unless the owner explicitly allows it. In other words, a store owner would have to post a sign announcing that concealed carry is allowed on the premises for carry to be legal there.

The law was challenged and the Ninth Circuit did what the Ninth Circuit does with challenges to restrictions on Second Amendment rights. It upheld it. Now, however, the Supreme Court will weigh in on a clear violation of the Bruen decision.

Don’t touch that dial.

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4 thoughts on “Supreme Court Grants Cert In Another Major Second Amendment Case”

  1. I hate shit like this. Wasting time spinning their wheels trying to get tyrant lunatics to go along with prior rulings while bigger fish need frying. Like petulant children arguing as children do over meaningless technicalities and semantics.
    Instead of letting these little fascys nickel and dime and tit for tat with our rights hoping for an eventual court that will more favorably view tyranny hows about a nuclear cudgel to smack these fools into mush once and for all?

    1. “Yes Rico, Kaboom!”

      Clarify, please?

      RICO is a prosecution, ‘Wolford v. Lopez’ is interlocutory, not yet a finalized decision.

      Doesn’t the SCotUS usually avoid interlocutory injunctions?

      What are the national implications that can be expected???

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