The right to keep and bear arms is fundamental and not subject to arbitrary restrictions. Any ambiguity in historical context should default to the clear text of the Second Amendment…
Bruen Decision
How Has the Bruen Decision Impacted the 2nd Amendment Litigation Landscape? ~ DEEP DIVE
In the post-Bruen legal landscape, courts have been grappling & failing with how to interpret the 2nd Amendment under new guidelines set by the Supreme Court.
Is the Second Amendment Only America’s Right? Do Illegal Immigrants Have Gun Rights?
For advocates of universal gun rights, this debate represents a fundamental question about the nature of the Second Amendment: is it an American right or a human right?
“Extra-Large” Capacity Magazine Ban Upheld by DC Appeals Court
The United States Court of Appeals for The District of Columbia Circuit disregarded the text, history, and tradition of the Second Amendment and ruled that DC’s magazine ban is Constitutional.
Supreme Court Showdown Looms in New York Antonyuk Case
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed its decision in Antonyuk v. James (a/k/a Antonyuk v. Nigreli), which challenged New York State’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA).
New York’s “Vampire Law” Gun Free Zones Struck Down Again
New York State’s “Vampire Law” made private property open to the public “gun free zones” unless the owner posted signs or gave express permission to carry a firearm on the property.
‘Chaos’ – MA Gov. Healey Inks ‘Emergency’ Enactment of New Gun Law
When Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed an emergency enactment of the state’s new gun control law, she was trying to head off a petition drive…
Judge Refuses to Block Concealed Carry on Public Transportation
Illinois law banning concealed carry on public transportation ruled unconstitutional. Learn about the ongoing legal battle and its implications.
Illinois Public Transportation Carry Ban Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge ruled that Illinois’s ban on carrying firearms in public transportation violates Second Amendment protections.
Court Rules Banning Marijuana Users from Owning Guns is Unconstitutional
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals dealt another blow to the gun control regime by ruling the law banning marijuana users from owning firearms is unconstitutional.
Everytown and Planned Parenthood Call for Supreme Court Term Limits
Everytown for Gun Safety “Action Fund” joined forces with the Planned Parenthood Action Fund to support federal legislation to create term limits for Supreme Court justices.
Massachusetts Judicial Supreme Court Rules Switchblade To Be “Protected Arms”
A Federal District Court Judge in California ruled that switchblades are not “protected arms” under the Second Amendment, but now the Massachusetts Judicial Supreme Court has ruled that they are protected.
Federal Judge Rules Machineguns are Protected Under the Second Amendment
A federal judge dismissed a case against a man accused of having two machine guns, claiming that these firearms are protected as bearable arms under the Second Amendment.
California Must Issue Concealed Carry Permits To Out-of-State Residents
A federal judge has ordered California to accept concealed carry applications from out-of-state residents.
Massachusetts Cross Border Carry Case Receives New Support
Four more amicus briefs in favor of the defendant, Donnell, have been submitted in the cross border carry case being considered by the Massachusetts Supreme Court.
Ninth Circuit Court Shuts Down California’s One-Gun-A-Month Law
A panel of three judges in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals struck down California’s one-gun-a-month law.
NJ Gun Permit Applications Surge Following Supreme Court Ruling
Over 41,300 gun owners in the state have applied for carry permits in the two years since the ruling, a dramatic increase from basically zero permits in the hands of citizens.
New Jersey Judge Finds Ban on AR-15 Unconstitutional
A Federal District Court from New Jersey struck down part of the state’s “assault firearms” ban while letting the ban on “large capacity” magazines (LCM) stand.
Even Facing Rahimi Fallout, Hunter Biden Still Reeks of ‘Nepo’ Privilege on Gun Charge
Of course, Biden has received, and will continue to receive “special treatment.”
Great Strides in Defeating Constitutionally Dubious Gun Regulations
Critics say the Supreme Court’s current approach toward the 2nd Amendment is unworkable, it has been undeniably effective at defeating constitutionally dubious gun regulations…
Massachusetts Permit to Purchase Firearms Case Ends in Favor of Plaintiff
Morin v Lyver is the one of the four cases the Supreme Court granted certiorari, vacated, and remanded back to the Circuits after the Bruen decision. It is the second of those cases to reach a final judgement.