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FPC Action Foundation (FPCAF) announced that constitutional litigation attorney Cody J. Wisniewski has been named its president and chief executive officer.
Firearms Policy Coalition and Firearms Policy Foundation announced the filing of an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court.
New federal Second Amendment lawsuit seeks to restore the right to bear arms for law-abiding individuals to carry a loaded handgun on their person.
FPC and SAF announced the filing of a new federal lawsuit that seeks to make it possible for all law-abiding people to carry a loaded handgun on their person in NYC.
FPC, SAF, NJ2AS announced the filing of a new federal lawsuit challenging New Jersey’s laws that prevent individuals from carrying a handgun outside of the home for self-defense.
FPC announced the filing of an important legal brief in Aposhian v. Barr, a bump-stock ban case on appeal to the en banc Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals.
Today, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals held California’s “large-capacity magazine” ban unconstitutional in Duncan v. Becerra.
Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and Firearms Policy Foundation (FPF) announced the filing of an important amicus brief in the Third Circuit Court of Appeals case, Drummond v. Township of Robinson.
FPC and FPF announced the filing of an important brief in the en banc rehearing of Young v. Hawaii in support of the right to bear arms.
FPC and FPF announced their filing of a brief in the case of Elhady v. Kable, detailing the rights violations in the Terrorism Screening Database.
Firearms Policy Foundation announced today that it has filed its motion asserting that the ATF exceeded its authority in redefining the term “machinegun”.
FPF released the following statement regarding the Supreme Court order and Justice Gorsuch’s statement in FPF’s Guedes v. BATFE litigation.
FPC filed a brief asking the Court to hold that the mere possession of marijuana does not render a person prohibited from possessing firearms.
The case challenges on Second Amendment grounds the State of California’s discriminatory age-based general ban on firearm purchases.
The FPC and FPF announced the filing of a brief before the Colorado Supreme Court in Sternberg v. Colorado, challenging the ban on large-capacity magazines.
At issue was whether someone’s carrying of a firearm could be used as suspicion of criminal conduct, and justification for police to conduct a “stop-and-frisk” of the gun owner.
Judge Pregerson entered an order permanently enjoining Riverside County, CA from preventing residents from their right to apply for a carry license.
Three Second Amendment groups submitted brief with the U.S. Supreme Court calling for the City of New York’s unconstitutional firearm law to be struck down.
Attorneys for FPC and FPF filed briefs in their appeals with the Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit in the ongoing federal litigation challenging the confiscatory bump-stock ban.
FPC and FPF announced today the filing of an amicus, or “friend of the court,” brief in support of a petition for certiorari at the U.S. Supreme Court in Peña v. Horan.
Two constitutional rights advocates have filed a new lawsuit against Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey after she denied them access to public records about “3D printed” guns.
Effective at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 12, 2018, the transportation or possession, or the sale or purchase of any dangerous weapon or substance, while off one’s own premises, is prohibited.
Today, attorney Joshua Prince of Civil Rights Defense Firm, P.C., filed an important amici curiae (“friends of the court”) brief in a PA Supreme Court case.
Ordinance effectively repeals the City of Philadelphia’s ban on law-abiding adults from owning, using, possessing, selling, or transferring electronic arms, like “stun guns” and Tasers.
Individual plaintiff Jeffrey Hulbert is a resident of Annapolis and would like to buy and keep a Taser for self-defense with Annapolis Ordinance 11.44.070.
Firearms Policy Foundation (FPF) announced today that it has joined Law Professors Randy Barnett (Georgetown University Law Center), Robert J. Cottrol (George Washington University Law School)…..
A federal judge ruled that some California gun owners have more rights than others. And we don’t think that’s okay.
