Buried in a three-page memorandum to California law enforcement agencies from Attorney General Rob Bonta, who claims in a news release he “reaffirmed his support for commonsense gun laws in response to an opinion issued today by the U.S. Supreme Court,” is the notification to issuing authorities they must still require proof from carry permit […]
SCOTUS Fallout: NJ, Cal. Drop ‘Good Cause’ Requirement
Almost immediately in the aftermath of the Supreme Court’s landmark 6-3 ruling striking down the “good cause” requirement to receive a concealed carry permit in the state of New York, attorneys general in two other states with the same onerous requirement issued directives to all law enforcement agencies in their respective states to drop that […]
‘Major Texas GOP Donors,’ Actor McConaughey Favor Some Gun Restrictions
UPDATED – Seventy-eight years after thousands of Americans landed on the beaches at Normandy, or parachuted in darkness behind enemy lines to defend their country and its constitution, the Texas Tribune is reporting how some “self-declared gun enthusiasts” in Texas are “supporting congressional action to increase gun restrictions in response to the mass shooting in […]
Newsom Backs CA Bill Allowing Lawsuits v. Gun Makers, Retailers
Anti-gun Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom has thrown his political weight behind a bill that will allow California residents to sue gun makers and retailers; legislation based on a Texas abortion statute upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court that allows citizens to sue abortion providers, according to Action News. The measure was introduced by California State […]
Gun Groups Sue California AG over Gun Owner Privacy Concerns
A group of gun rights organizations, led by the Second Amendment Foundation, filed a lawsuit Friday in San Diego County Superior Court against California Attorney General Rob Bonta. They are challenging the constitutionality of a recently-enacted section of the state Penal Code requiring the state Department of Justice to share private information on millions of […]
COVID Shutdowns in Two CA Counties ‘Unconstitutional,’ Says Court
A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled unanimously that a 48-day COVID-19-related shutdown of gun stores and shooting ranges in two California counties in the spring of 2020 violated the Second Amendment. The cases are known as McDougall v. Ventura County and Martinez v. Villaneuva. In the McDougall case, […]
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