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For gun rights supporters, today’s news is a mixed bag. While the denial in the Bianchi case is disappointing, it doesn’t close the door on future Supreme Court intervention…
If the First Amendment can be circumvented under the guise of protecting public interest, what stops the government from doing the same with the Second Amendment?
Because gun control has little or nothing to do with solving problems (other than the “problem” of Americans owning guns), marketing lies is crucial to its success.
We look forward to the end of President Biden’s unconstitutional and abusive rule. We are delighted that the Supreme Court will hear our case and decide this important issue once and for all…
Law School Professor Jonathan Turley has said NRA v. Vullo “could prove to be one of the most important free speech cases of the decade.”
Oh, you didn’t hear? The SCOTUS decision was a profoundly divided “danger to democracy” by an overreaching, partisan Court.
Maryland’s “assault weapons” ban, which seeks to outlaw the AR-15, among other semiautomatic firearms.
The outcome of Garland v. Cargill could have a broad impact on the administrative state’s ability to legislate that goes well beyond bump stocks.
Could the 9th Circuit’s decision to grant review of a Hawaii Knife Ban be the straw that breaks the camel’s back & trigger the Supreme Court to take up an arms ban case?
The Supreme Court of The United States heard oral arguments in Garland v. Cargill, which will determine the legality of bump stocks across the country.
The federal appellate courts are behaving in an unlawful and increasingly ridiculous manner when it comes to semiautomatic firearm and magazine ban laws.
The U.S Supreme Court needs to answer whether the American people have the right to rebel against tyranny, from a legal standpoint, apart from the decidedly moral one.
Lower courts have grown increasingly disdainful of the U.S. Supreme Court rulings & reasoning. Will SCOTUS assert its authority over these rogue courts?
Suspiciously, the case was fully briefed & argued before a 3-judge panel for the Fourth Circuit. Inexplicably, over a year after argument was held no panel opinion has been issued…
The Supreme Court doesn’t have a timeline for deciding whether to grant Cert, but the decision will have a lasting impact on the 80% firearms market and other ATF rules.
O’Connor’s parting dissents at least pointed us in the right direction by explaining why these putatively conservative principles deserve a defense across the political spectrum.
A lawsuit against a Black Lives Matter Activist could have a chilling impact on Constitutionally protected activity!?
How Roberts and Barrett square the regulatory part of the law with text, history, and tradition test is left unstated.
Time is on their side, and the Government has everything to gain by drawing this case out for months if it can. And the Second Circuit would make sure this happens…
The Supreme Court’s decision means bump stocks will remain illegal, & it might be some time before the court hears a case that will reign in the rogue ATF agency.
The opinion by Justice Thomas is relatively simple. The Constitution must be interpreted as what it meant to the people who ratified it in 1791…. Shall Not Be Infringed.
We expect bureaucrats and even judges in various courts to resist today’s ruling… We’re putting them on notice we’ll be watching!!
Everytown for Gun Safety, the billionaire-backed gun prohibition lobbying group bankrolled by anti-gun former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, went off the proverbial “deep end”
“Basically, the government announces to the court what it is to believe and then demands the court march in lock-step along with it.
Second Amendment supporters need to begin to prepare for the next round of long-term battles.
Anti-gunners in two states are in anguish over the adoption of “constitutional carry” statutes with predictions from the far left that both states will become less safe.
The Senate of 2022 is tied, with 50 Democrats and 50 Republicans, which presents Republicans with an interesting procedural option: denying a quorum in the Senate Judiciary Committee…
Gun control legislation is not the only metric Second Amendment supporters should use when evaluating candidates for office.
In any case, what The Washington Post has done here is given out talking points to help spread a desperate, pre-midterms Democrat narrative…
Justice Stephen Breyer’s retirement is an opportunity for Second Amendment supporters, even if he is replaced by another anti-Second Amendment justice.
