Florida District Sued for Suspending Student Who Brought 3 Bullet Casings to School
The deputy sheriff told school officials that J.S. had committed no crime by possessing spent shell casings. The youth, the deputy said, had done nothing wrong.
Law and the Courts
NSSF Asks Supreme Court to End Mexico’s Lawfare Attack on the American Firearms Industry
Mexico’s counsel was the architect of many of the lawsuits that were brought before the PLCAA. And he has been quite candid that this lawsuit is yet another effort to get around the Second Amendment and this Court’s decisions in Heller and Bruen.
The Message That Joe Biden’s Pardon of Hunter Sends
While putting record numbers of FFLs out of business for minor bookkeeping errors or non-willful violations, the president has shown he is just fine with going easy on privileged easy street and serious willful violators instead.
Is Trump Willing to Play 4D Chess to Make Lasting Progress in Furthering Americans’ Gun Rights?
The problem with this strategy is it would require some regulatory and legal 4D chess. It isn’t clear that the Trump 2.0 administration would be willing or capable of playing at that level.
California Judge Rules the PLCAA Really Does Mean What It Says
A judge in San Diego has dismissed a lawsuit by Poway, California synagogue shooting survivors ruling that the respondents in the suit, including Smith & Wesson, are, in fact, protected by the PLCAA. Imagine that.
Hunter Biden’s Pardon Shows Joe Is A Lying Dog-Faced Pony Soldier
“The man who declared in his pardon message that he has followed a simple principle throughout his career to ‘just tell the American people the truth,’ has shown he’s nothing more than a pathological liar.”
SAF Asks Supreme Court to Review Its Challenge to California’s Ban on Gun Shows on State Property
“We are at a point where California has essentially ignored the Supreme Court’s ruling in 2022 that eliminated the use of ‘judicial balancing tests’ when deciding Second Amendment claims.”
In Pardoning Hunter, Joe Biden Declares Lying on a 4473 a Minor Infraction (and Gives Trump Cover for J6 Pardons)
Today, I signed a pardon for my son Hunter. From the day I took office, I said I would not
How Peanut the Squirrel Might Get Revenge on New York’s Gun Control Laws
If New York’s powers that be are stupid enough to go after Peanut’s family on a gun charge, they’ll deserve to be ravaged by all of the furies of PR hell they’ll raise along the way.
Whether it’s Legislative or Judicial, National Reciprocity Is Coming Our Way
The Firearms Policy Coalition is getting the ball rolling with a challenge to New York’s refusal to allow citizens of other states who have carry permits to tote firearms while they’re in the Empire state.