States Now Taking On the Fight Against Anti-Gun Lawfare
South Carolina’s proposal would codify a strong presumption against liability in cases where a third party’s misuse of a firearm is the proximate cause of harm.
Law and the Courts
DeStefano: ‘I will never tell Letitia James who bought my guns’
DeStefano has been held in Florida’s Orange County Jail for nearly 90 days. He could be taken to New York’s infamous Rikers Island any day.
Illinois Attorney General: Marijuana Users Are Simply Too Dangerous To Own Firearms
Marijuana users must have been ingesting some good stuff if they thought that states like Illinois that have legalized recreational weed usage would support their gun rights, too.
More Voices Openly Calling for Armed Insurrection, Civil War After Minneapolis ICE Shooting
After the shooting of an anti-ICE protester in Minneapolis last week, there seems to be an increasing number of leftists
With SCOTUS Hearing Two Gun Rights Cases This Term, the Pipeline is Packed With More Important 2A Issues to Decide
Here are a few examples to provide an idea of the types of issues that may be coming soon to the court, while making clear that this is not a comprehensive list.
The Trump DOJ’s Convoluted Logic in Support of a Switchblade Ban is Baffling…and Dangerous
The DOJ’s brief also holds the Federal Switchblade Act really isn’t a ban because the law only regulates the “configuration and mode of a switchblade’s opening.”
Welp: NRA is Suing the NRA Foundation Over Use of its Intellectual Property
The complaint alleges that current NRA Foundation leadership is misleading donors who believe they are donating to support the NRA’s mission when, in fact, these funds are not being provided to the organization.
The DOJ’s Approach to Challenging DC’s ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban is a Good Start for the New Second Amendment Section
In Washington, D.C., firearm registration isn’t optional. It’s mandatory. But under D.C. law, entire categories of common, modern firearms — including AR-15-style rifles — are simply ineligible for registration.
After 26 Years, Gary, Indiana’s Long-Running Lawfare Assault on Gun Makers Finally Comes to an End
“The City of Gary never had a serious claim. Instead, it was committed to a losing lawfare strategy to abuse the courts in order to force gun control policy outside of legislative channels.”
10th Circuit Denies New Mexico’s en banc Petition Letting Lower Court Ruling Striking Down 7-Day Waiting Period Stand
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has denied New Mexico’s petition for rehearing en banc in Ortega v. Grisham, allowing