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Supreme Court - NYSRPA v. Bruen - Megathread

5th circuit court of appeals strikes down federal domestic violence gun restraining order. He 5th circuit is the most conservative circuit by far so an appeal en banc won’t be a good option for the gov, they’ll need to appeal to SCOTUS who will likely deny cert (hearing the case). The 5th en banc just struck down the bump stock ban 13-3.



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Cheers frank lautenberg 🤣

Now do NFA
 
Now do NFA
That one has been filed by Matt Larosiere.


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5th circuit court of appeals strikes down federal domestic violence gun restraining order. He 5th circuit is the most conservative circuit by far so an appeal en banc won’t be a good option for the gov, they’ll need to appeal to SCOTUS who will likely deny cert (hearing the case). The 5th en banc just struck down the bump stock ban 13-3.



View: https://twitter.com/2aupdates/status/1621214956111777793?s=61&t=DvWn-6uZdqCseeIImeupvQ




Cheers frank lautenberg 🤣

Additional from Volokh on the case. As in many civil rights cases, our rights are defined by those on the fringes of society - one might struggle to find the defendant virtuous but the choice to file a civil restraining order against him rather than prosecute him for his crimes is the government’s bad.

"Between December 2020 and January 2021, Rahimi was involved in five shootings in and around Arlington, Texas.1 On December 1, after selling narcotics to an individual, he fired multiple shots into that individual’s residence. The following day, Rahimi was involved in a car accident. He exited his vehicle, shot at the other driver, and fled the scene. He returned to the scene in a different vehicle and shot at the other driver’s car. On December 22, Rahimi shot at a constable’s vehicle. On January 7, Rahimi fired multiple shots in the air after his friend’s credit card was declined at a Whataburger restaurant."

 
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"Between December 2020 and January 2021, Rahimi was involved in five shootings in and around Arlington, Texas.1 On December 1, after selling narcotics to an individual, he fired multiple shots into that individual’s residence. The following day, Rahimi was involved in a car accident. He exited his vehicle, shot at the other driver, and fled the scene. He returned to the scene in a different vehicle and shot at the other driver’s car. On December 22, Rahimi shot at a constable’s vehicle. On January 7, Rahimi fired multiple shots in the air after his friend’s credit card was declined at a Whataburger restaurant."
Sometimes, bad cases make bad law.

And other times, the worst possible cases make the best law.

If even that criminal a**h*** should retain his gun rights, why shouldn't everyone else?
 
Seeing some of the recent legal results, it seems like Bruen is slowly chipping away at the Appellate level and I've yet to see any Appeals court splits on anything yet, so the question would be once there is a split on something like magazine capacities, AWB, bump stocks, binary triggers, etc. would SCOTUS then grant cert to cases dealing with those things or would they just let the circuits continue to be split?
 
Funny cause RI can't help falling all over itself calling abortion infanticide "a right to privacy".
if this was really just about informing people of gun safety, they could just send a notice with no signature or response. And if they really cared, I hear the Eddie Eagle thing from the NRA is available for free.
 
The Heller "common use" thing never really seems to stick. The new Bruen one seems to be working somehow though.

Courts were using a 2 step process of intermediate scrutiny, really rational basic. The courts would ask does this law impact the core of the second amendment, if so does the govt have a significant government interest do do this (public safety). Every court which upheld gun control laws used this process and because the court was 5-4 with Kennedy as the swing, SCOTUS didn’t want to risk taking cases. Kennedy was never a judge, he was a mediator who tried to appease each side in some way which is why so many decisions were mush.
 
Colorado is going full on pant shitting glue huffing Jonestown cult member
One can only hope that this over the top crap backfires on them in court.
Sponsor said: "People move to rural communities for peace and quiet," she said, adding they aren't getting it.

OMG! Next thing you know, city people who move to rural communities will discover hogs, cattle, and the smell of shit!
 
Sponsor said: "People move to rural communities for peace and quiet," she said, adding they aren't getting it.

OMG! Next thing you know, city people who move to rural communities will discover hogs, cattle, and the smell of shit!
They do .
And start demanding the farms that have been there a few hundred years before they got there be shut down.
 
Read more: CBS Report Details ‘Bruen’ Impact on Restrictive Gun Control Schemes
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U.S.A.-(AmmoLand.com)- A lengthy CBS News report on the impact of last summer’s Supreme Court ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen indicates lingering angst among gun control proponents now faced with the daunting challenge of justifying restrictive gun laws when they may not be “consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.”

In the first paragraph, CBS acknowledges, “the new legal test laid out by Justice Clarence Thomas in his majority opinion has reshaped the legal landscape for firearms laws and led to uncertainty over whether measures that aim to curb gun violence can survive legal scrutiny.”
 
If only that's what they were intended and succeeded at doing.

Read more: CBS Report Details ‘Bruen’ Impact on Restrictive Gun Control Schemes
Under Creative Commons License: Attribution
Follow us: @Ammoland on Twitter | Ammoland on Facebook
U.S.A.-(AmmoLand.com)- A lengthy CBS News report on the impact of last summer’s Supreme Court ruling in New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. Bruen indicates lingering angst among gun control proponents now faced with the daunting challenge of justifying restrictive gun laws when they may not be “consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of firearm regulation.”

In the first paragraph, CBS acknowledges, “the new legal test laid out by Justice Clarence Thomas in his majority opinion has reshaped the legal landscape for firearms laws and led to uncertainty over whether measures that aim to curb gun violence can survive legal scrutiny.”
 
Nobody posted this one yet? This guy used Bruen to get this ruling. Now we'll get to see Biden's justice department argue against marijuana users. Get your potcorn, I mean popcorn, ready.


 
Nobody posted this one yet? This guy used Bruen to get this ruling. Now we'll get to see Biden's justice department argue against marijuana users. Get your potcorn, I mean popcorn, ready.



It was posted last week, someone even started a thread on that decision alone
 
Because the ban is so all encompassing and uses a great many vague terms that I’m not even sure that exactly what is banned and that’s probably why judge McGlynn ordered the state to do that so that we could find out what exactly we are arguing about.

A federal judge in NY issued a TRO on NYs social media requirement they included in their gun control bill. I believe that’s 5 or 6 TROs against the bill so far

View: https://twitter.com/2Aupdates/status/1625656035389198338?cxt=HHwWhMC-xaLjvo8tAAAA
Meanwhile also in NY

View: https://twitter.com/2Aupdates/status/1625619382842826761?cxt=HHwWkoCx5eeNro8tAAAA
 
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