By Dave Workman Friday’s 2-1 ruling by a three-judge panel of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals striking down California’s ban on open carry in counties with populations of more than 200,000 is a significant victory for Second Amendment rights, but the battle is not likely to end there. The Los Angeles Times quoted attorney Jason Davis, described […]
British Man Arrested in England for Posing with Shotgun while on Vacation in Florida
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project John Richelieu-Booth, a 50-year-old self-employed IT contractor from England, was arrested by British police after returning home from a vacation in Florida for posing awkwardly while holding a Remington 870 shotgun in the Sunshine State. Richelieu-Booth told the British newspaper The Telegraph that he was completely shocked by […]
NYC: Victim Convicted in Self-Defense Case; CCRKBA Rips Gun Laws
By Dave Workman Where else but in New York City, with its restrictive gun control laws, would the victim who defended himself in an armed robbery attempt be convicted and sent to prison? The New York Post is reporting the plight of 67-year-old Charles Foehner who, two years ago, fatally shot a repeat offender with […]
WA Man Files ‘Proposed Class Action’ v. Sig Sauer over P320 Pistol
By Dave Workman A Bothell, Washington resident has filed “a proposed class-action lawsuit” against Sig Sauer, alleging that the P320 semi-auto pistol has a safety defect which can result in unintentional discharges. According to KIRO News, the CBS affiliate in Seattle, plaintiff Patrick Schreiber alleges the P320 pistol “becomes fully energized the moment a round is […]
Oregon Supreme Court Justices to Decide Fate of Measure 114
The Oregon State Supreme Court has given no indication when it will hand down a ruling on the constitutionality of gun control Measure 114, but last week the seven justices heard oral arguments in the challenge of that 2022 citizen initiative. And the arguments appeared to be dominated by plaintiff’s attorney Tony Aiello, Jr., who […]
VA Jury Awards $10M to 1st Grade Teacher Shot by Student
By Dave Workman A Virginia jury has awarded $10 million to a former first grade teacher who was shot in the hand and chest more than two years ago by a 6-year-old student who brought a handgun to school and was not disarmed despite knowledge of the gun by an assistant principal. Abigail Zwerner’s lawsuit […]
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