This is part of our continuing series of why Judge Merrick Garland is no friend of the Second Amendment and unfit to be a nomination for a sitting Justice of the Supreme Court…
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The Reno Case Illustrates Judge Garland’s Danger to the Second Amendment
We look at a critical Second Amendment case that Judge Merrick decided as Judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals…
Judge Garland & The 2nd Amendment
So, how does Judge Merrick Garland fare, apropos of one clear and unequivocal right of the people – the Right of the People to keep and bear arms…
U.S. Senate Must Hold Firm Against Appointing Obama’s Darling Child, Judge Garland
The U.S. Senate Must Hold Firm: Obama’s Darling Child, Judge Merrick Garland, Must Not Gain Justice Scalia’S Seat On The U.S. Supreme Court…
Fact-Checking the White House’s Supreme Court History
Mystery has recently shrouded the history of 1875, as the fight over the Supreme Court vacancy left by the late Antonin Scalia continues.
High Court Opinion Hardly the “Stunning” Reaffirmation of Heller As Some Portray It
Second Amendment advocates should stay vigilant and not be lulled into a false sense of security by Caetano.
Senator Kirk Can’t Whitewash Merrick Garland; The Record Speaks For Itself
Not even Obama has the audacity to suggest that Judge Garland’s ideology and jurisprudence are anything even remotely like that of Justice Scalia.
Citizens Beware: Justice Served On A Silver Platter Set To Destroy Second Amendment
An analysis of that case gives an inkling as to Judge Garland’s view of Americans’ Second Amendment right of the people to keep and bear arms. It’s not good..
NRA: Why We Oppose Merrick Garland’s Supreme Court Nomination
If Garland joins Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan on the court, we believe they will overturn Heller and McDonald at the first opportunity.
Justice: For Or Against The Second Amendment & Judge Garland
How would Judge Garland would really decide a case involving Americans’ fundamental rights and liberties?
Is The Voisine Case Properly Understood As A Second Amendment Case?
A negative ruling would peremptorily deprive a very large group of Americans from ever again lawfully owning and possessing a firearm in the United States.
Justice Thomas Speaks Out In The Voisine Case – United States vs. Voisine : Part 1
Justice Thomas’ questions & remarks on the Second amendment were precise, well-honed, to the point & surely took the U.S. Government off guard…
Second Amendment as Second-Class Right? A Dismal Warning
Commentators seized on the fact that he spoke at all, rather than the troubling implications of what he had to say regarding the Second Amendment…
Will Obama Pick Himself For High Court?
There is nothing in the Constitution to prevent a president from appointing himself to the Supreme Court…
The War to Preserve Our Gun Rights Reaching Fever Pitch
Mitch McConnell is under a lot of heat from the liberal media. But he got it right when he recently indicated that Obama’s effort to snuff out the Second Amendment needs to be nipped in the bud.
The Heller Case, Gun Rights Affirmed! – Antonin Scalia’s Greatest Hit
If you have never actually read a High Court decision, this is the place to start. It is an education, an exhilaration and rollicking good fun all at the same time.
Last Words on Justice Antonin Scalia
Comments from prominent Second Amendment lawyers on this rock of conservative “Originalism” and the effect his passing may have on the future of the court.
Heller v. D.C. Author Justice Antonin Scalia Dead at 79
It is with sad and heavy hearts that we must report the passing of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
‘Common Use’ Firearms Split Decision Heads Toward SCOTUS
“Common use” simply means the firearms that are commonly used by average citizens. At least to people that speak freedom…
Dangerous Disorder in the Courts Regarding the Second
Recently the Federal Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has once again come down with a utterly shameful ruling…
Recent Supreme Court Decision Could Change The Deference Given To Federal Agencies?
The bottom line is, Agencies may reverse course with no advance notice or input from affected industry members. The silver lining is…
We Needed the Supreme Court to Tell us This?
Justice Elena Kagan, writing for the Supreme Court, there was no justification for denying the transfer of guns…
SCOTUS Grants BATFE Leeway on ‘Straw Purchase’ Rules in Abramski v. United States
The ruling allows the government to require virtually any information it wants from a person buying a gun from a FFL dealer, whether or not that information has any relationship to public safety…
GOA Case Goes Before the U.S. Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held oral arguments on Monday in a case where Gun Owners of America is heavily involved…
California Gun Purchase Waiting Period Laws Ruled Unconstitutional
Under the court order, the California DOJ must change its systems to accommodate the unobstructed release of guns to gun buyers who pass a background check & possess a California license to carry…
California Firearms Waiting Period Found Unconstitutional (mostly)
Federal Court finds that the California waiting period violates the second amendment of the Constitution, at least for a substantial number of people…
More People Made ‘Prohibited’ by Supreme Court of the United States
The Supreme Court of the US came down with a decision in March that effectively expands the base of people prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms in this country…
GOA Fights to Preserve Stand Your Ground Laws & Pro-gun Majority on Court
It was a good week for gun owners in many respects. First, unless you were living in a cave the past few days, you have surely heard about the acquittal of George Zimmerman in Florida…
My Take on the SCOTUS’s Anti-Gun Obamacare Ruling
Roberts availed himself of a great opportunity to educate the voters of America. Warning voters that it is not the job of the Supreme Court to protect voters from the folly of electing bad people.
Judge Breyer’s Robbery Illustrates Why RKBA So Important Everywhere
Faced with a machete in the hands of a criminal, one wonders whether Breyer might have quietly wished he had a gun with which he could have defended himself, his wife and their guests.