Gun prohibitionists have wasted no time chest thumping the inaction by the U.S. Supreme Court on restoring the Second Amendment by rejecting all ten gun rights cases that had been pending in hopes of being accepted for a hearing. The Seattle-based Alliance for Gun Responsibility was quick with a statement declaring a “HUGE victory” for […]
SAF Reacts as Supreme Court Turns Down 10 Second Amendment Cases
In a blistering reaction to the U.S. Supreme Court’s rejection of ten gun rights cases for review, the Second Amendment Foundation declared Chief Justice John Roberts “owes every gun owner in the United States an explanation about why the high court declined to hear a number of important Second Amendment cases.” The cases, from across […]
SCOTUS Punts: Kavanaugh Sends 2A Signal; Alito Dissent Explains Why
While the U.S. Supreme Court once again punted on a Second Amendment case Monday, Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh signaled that the time is ripe for the high court to consider another gun rights case and a scathing 31-page dissent by Associate Justice Samuel Alito explained why. The importance of another high court ruling on Second […]
CA Ammo Check Victory Short-Lived; What Happens Next?
A stay against a federal district court ruling that struck down California’s background check requirement for ammunition purchases could be challenged as soon as today, according to attorney Chuck Michel, lead counsel in the case of Rhode v. Becerra. Last Thursday, U.S. District Court Judge Roger Benitez ruled the state’s ammunition check requirement violates the […]
SAF Seeks Record SCOTUS Review of Fourth Gun Rights Case
The Second Amendment Foundation just set a record for being a gun rights organization with the most cases seeking review from the Supreme Court of the United States at any other time, and one of those cases even has its sister organization, the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, as a […]
Justices Hear Arguments in 2A Challenge of NYC Gun Control Law
In a case being closely watched by advocates on both sides of the gun issue, the U.S. Supreme Court Monday heard arguments challenging a New York City law that was actually changed earlier this year in an effort to derail the case, a move one national gun rights organization publicly derided. “The only reason that […]
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