The Second Amendment Foundation and Defense Distributed, a Texas-based company, won what they consider a major court victory in a long-running battle to allow online publication of information related to the 3D printing of firearms, thanks to a ruling by the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that returns claims against the New Jersey attorney […]
Federal Judge Rules Hawaii’s ‘In-Person’ Gun Registration Requirement Unconstitutional
UPDATED: A federal district judge in Hawaii has ruled the state’s requirement that firearms registered under state law be inspected at the time of registration is an unconstitutional violation of the Second Amendment in a case that amounts to one of two victories this week in the Aloha State. The other is an agreement permanently […]
Heart of Fourth Circuit Ruling: ’18-20 Year Olds Have 2nd Amendment Rights’
Five lines down from the top of Page 24 in the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruling that struck down the prohibition on selling handguns to young adults is a reminder that Constitutional rights aren’t just for those over 21 years of age. Judge Julius N. Richardson, a Donald Trump appointee, observed, “Looking through […]
Settlement Reached in Cal. ‘Assault Weapon’ Registration Case
A settlement in the long-running case of Sharp v. Becerra, a California case involving a botched computer program ostensibly designed to allow online registration of so-called “assault weapons” has been reached, according to the Second Amendment Foundation, one of the plaintiffs in the case. SAF announced the settlement Monday. The case dates back to 2016, […]
SAF, Partners Get Busy in Court; Are They ‘Extremist’ Groups?
Mother Jones just published an article about the troubles plaguing the National Rifle Association in which it suggested several other, far more “extreme” organizations might move in to fill any void, and among those radical outfits it listed the Second Amendment Foundation. That’s the group currently blazing a legal trail through a maze of offensive […]
Federal Judge Hears Motions in Challenge of WA Gun Control Initiative
A federal judge in Tacoma, WA told both sides in a lawsuit challenging provisions of gun control Initiative 1639 “I don’t share the hyperbole about the evil of guns or the sanctity of the right to self-defense,” before indicating he would rule on competing motions by the end of August. I-1639 is the statewide […]
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