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      Big SCOTUS conference coming up 5/16 on Assault Weapons Bans

      I would hope so, otherwise it would signal others to simply play word games with Bruen to find workarounds.
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      Big SCOTUS conference coming up 5/16 on Assault Weapons Bans

      What would likely happen is they take one case while the others get held and would be remanded if the case that's heard gets reversed. I don't believe we have a circuit split yet which would increase the chances of them taking up the issue.
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      NYC and StunGuns: maybe caetano ban was ok, if you use different “reason”

      They obviously don't care about wasting taxpayer dollars for a case they will lose at some point. I'm pretty sure even the district court probably won't go along with it since no other court has post-Caetano. Now they are technically correct that Caetano didn't outright strike the ban down...
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      NY ordered to answer to SCOTUS

      Interestingly when it comes to discovery and experts, when the state passes these laws, that stuff isn't in the legislative record. All the cases that I've seen (when the state gets posed the question), is basically there is nothing in the legislative record.
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      NY ordered to answer to SCOTUS

      I still don't know why there's any controversy about bans on privately owned buildings or land. The courts should strike them down on their face as it is the owner's call.
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      Hoffman v Cali: non resident ccw suit started

      True but there are other circuits where, if you get the right plaintiff you would have a situation where they are effectively blocked from carrying. For example, in Philadelphia as well as for car carry throughout PA, a permit is required. That permit must be a reciprocal resident permit. Well...
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      Hoffman v Cali: non resident ccw suit started

      I don't think so. They could file in OR state court as a potential option. But if we wanted this to go back to SCOTUS, it would require a loss somewhere in all likelihood to create a circuit split. The main problem with CA9 is they take forever, not to mention if the 3 judge panel actually...
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      Hoffman v Cali: non resident ccw suit started

      Unlicensed open carry would probably undercut that, also DE has reciprocity and recognizes permits where the holder is a non-resident. Probably wouldn't be the best place for a lawsuit. In addition to the places mentioned above, Oregon has some towns with open carry bans, and they don't issue...
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      Hoffman v Cali: non resident ccw suit started

      Long overdue. Now waiting for NY, IL, and Denver.
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      Good news in PA

      Will the state appeal to SCOTUS now?
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      Opinions on Peacemaker range in WV

      The last few times I've been to a range that's where I've gone (been a few years now). Do they still have a public range or is it members-only?
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      Commonwealth v. Caetano

      crazy. I thought all the stun gun bans were gone by now.
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      2A Applies To Illegal Aliens

      The opinion is basically putting this guy in the same category as non-violent felons/misdemeanors. It is interesting to note this illegal alien chose to get armed in response to the "Summer of Love" in 2020. But yea I don't see this as holding. The opinion is basically just trying to make...
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      George Young - HAWAII 2a warrior has passed

      If you recall, the big orgs for whatever reason weren't backing his case initially. It eventually survived and lasted years and years through district courts, 3 judge appeals, en banc, SCOTUS remand, finally ending quietly as a settlement. RIP
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      Delaware passes permit to purchase

      Great. Then the lawsuit ought to win on this fact alone. No need for a court to get into all these deep and long winded analysis on the matter.
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