Litigation

6th Circuit Court of Appeals rules for the 2nd Amendment

A three-judge panel of the Sixth US Circuit Court of Appeals has unanimously ruled that the federal ban on gun ownership for anyone who has been “adjudicated as a mental defective or who has been committed to a mental institution” violated the Second Amendment rights of a 73-year-old Michigan man who was briefly committed to a mental institution decades ago. […]

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Sandy Hook follow up targets Bushmaster

The negligence and wrongful death lawsuit filed in Bridgeport Superior Court by the families of nine of the 26 people killed and a teacher injured at the Sandy Hook Elementary School asserts that the Bushmaster AR-15 rifle should not have been made publicly available because it was designed for military use and is unsuited for hunting or home defense. Unsuited

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Litigation in GA, FL, CT & IL

GA A Douglas County, GA man is suing the state and election officials in Douglas County, saying his civil rights were violated when a poll worker asked him to remove his National Rifle Association cap when he went to vote. The Southeastern Legal Foundation filed the lawsuit Monday in the US District Court for the Northern District of Georgia on

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Oh, HECK NO, Ms. Harris

California Attorney General Kamala Harris had sought a stay of Judge Anthony Ishii’s decision in Sylvester v. Harris. That was the case that challenged California’s 10-day waiting period as it applied to certain individuals. Her argument in a nutshell was “Hey, this is gonna cost us money and we need to hire some folks to comply; I don’t see how

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F&F case update

In a bizarre decision in former ATF Agent/whistleblower Jay Dobyns’ retaliation case, Judge Frances M. Allegra, has voided his own decision in favor of Dobyns. That decision denounced the ATF, and it appealed to the Federal Court of Appeals. The appeal and a cross-appeal are still in process. In addition, Judge Allegra sealed all records concerning the case. No explanation

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Attorney filed request that the DC be held in contempt of court

Attorney Alan Gura has filed a request that the District of Columbia be held in contempt of court in the 2009 Palmer v. District case for enacting new gun laws that are so restrictive as to be out of compliance with US District Judge Frederick Scullin’s order to allow for concealed carry in the city. Gura argued that “despite passing

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