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New York is one of only eight states that still maintain a “may issue” scheme for handing out carry permits, and frequently authorities find an excuse to not hand them out.

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The amicus brief by Black Attorneys Legal Aid in the New York Rifle and Pistol Association Second Amendment Case has excellent arguments.

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Did President Biden slip up during that Ohio town hall that CNN aired and declare an attack on your right to keep and bear arms?

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Knife Rights Foundation has joined with FPC American Victory Fund and others submitting an Amicus Curie brief to SCOTUS in a critical 2A case.

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“A right limited to someone’s home is no right at all, and the court now has an opportunity to make that abundantly clear.”—Alan Gottlieb, SAF, CCRKBA

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To argue otherwise is to argue the Founders thought sending an outmatched yeomanry to their slaughter was “necessary to the security of a free State.” That’s insane.

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However, a comment by United States District Judge Roger Benitez in his ruling on Miller v. Bonta could be a massive game-changer.

The post The Heller-Caetano One-Two Punch Is What 2A Supporters Needed appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

The Supreme Court’s ruling in Caniglia v. Strom could be a boon to Second Amendment supporters concerned about so-called “red flag” laws.

The post Taking Advantage of a Shift in the Landscape, Caniglia v. Strom appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

The Roberts court has disappointed in the past. Questions about the Chief Justice have eroded confidence in the courts being a venue where recourse for gun owners is possible.

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On 26 April, 2021, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a write of certiorari (agreed to hear) the New York Rifle v. Corlett case. The case will be about denial of carry permits.

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“This vote this week on making Washington DC the 51st state is about one thing, creating two new Democrat Senate seats, that’s all."--Rep. James Comer (R-KY)

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If one thing is consistent about Joe Biden, it is his penchant for getting caught telling whoppers even Washington Post Fact Checker Glenn Kessler cannot abide.

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