No matter how many cases SCOTUS rules upon, certain circuits will try to work around them. This is just how it goes. On the flip side, we now have a majority of constitutional carry states and growing. It's only a matter of time before more pro-2A decisions are handed down. Whether that time is...
Seven cases are headed to SCOTUS conference on 5/16, one of them being Bianchi v. Brown a Maryland case. Given the grouping here, hopefully at least one of them is chosen to be taken up by the court. I'm sure others are tracking this as well but I know there are also likely people here who would...
Great minds think a like. I just posted the same thing not 30 seconds after you did. I requested my thread be closed/merged here.
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While I completely agree, this was also entirely expected. It would have been highly unusual for SCOTUS to deny the extension given they already (edit made here) had the chance to hear the case, but GVR'd it, and are now waiting for 4th circuit en banc to happen which just so happens to be...
SCOTUS Docket 23-863 is also updated with a motion by Brown to delay the state's response by a month citing the en banc as a reason.
https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/23/23-863/302433/20240306154625010_2024-03-06%20Bianchi%20Letter%20to%20Court%20re%20Extension.pdf...
Thanks you are awesome for that. Hopefully the groundwork is properly laid to back 4th circuit into a corner such that it results in a highly favorable SCOTUS opinion in the future.
Can we get a summary of this for those who don't have 30 minutes to figure out what the actual meaning is? Mark is fine and all but his videos only have about 2 minutes of actual content and the rest is filler words.
Yup. In summary of case for those not following as closely:
4th Circuit En Banc hearing is March 20th
Also while we are waiting, a petition for Writ of Certiorari (No. 23-863) has been filed with SCOTUS in attempt to force 4th Circuit to do something. The idea is that if 4th Circuit doesn't...