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If the arms owned by the people are profoundly inferior to those of their “rulers,” the ability of the people “to resist” will be diminished, and the “strong moral check” on those rulers will be lost.
Majority of States Support the NRA’s Request that the U.S. Supreme Court Overturn San Francisco’s Restriction on Self-Defense in the Home…
California, having established that they have no standing, it is irrational & goes against long-established legal precedent to come back as the case goes against their politically-driven positions…
Twebty two gun rights organizations and Second Amendment lawsuit plaintiffs argue that the Peruta decision should stand…
This brief urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to declare unconstitutional a Maryland law forbidding the possession, sale or transfer of certain firearms…
Attorney General Patrick Morrisey announced a friend of the court, brief urging the 4th Circuit Court to declare unconstitutional a MD law that forbids the possession, sale of certain firearms…
By filing this brief, NSSF hopes to educate the court as to the benefits of the MSR and their common legal uses in today’s society…
Gun Owners of America submitted a vital amicus brief in Heller v. DC on Tuesday — in a case that is otherwise known as Heller III…
Among those states that have weighed in on New York Governor Cuomo’s SAFE ACT, the clear weight of opinion is against the constitutionality of the SAFE Act…
SAF extended its heartfelt gratitude to five groups, for their strong amicus curiae briefs to the U.S. Supreme Court, supporting SAF’s petition for review of the NJ carry challenge, Drake v. Jerejian…
34 members of Congress signed onto an amicus curiae brief in the Second Amendment Foundation’s case of Drake v. Jerejian, which asks the Supreme Court whether the 2A secures the right outside…
Without a permit to possess, the only way to legally possess a handgun in one’s home in New Jersey, is by exemption. Individuals, who rely on exemptions, are perpetually at risk of arrest & prosecution …
NC AG Roy Cooper Proves He’s as Anti-Gun as Michael Bloomberg as he Refuses to join 26 other state Attorneys General standing against malicious federal prosecution…
West Virginia and 25 other states have filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court opposing government attempt to prosecute legal gun owners who wish to sell legal weapons…
Attorneys for Glock have filed an amicus curiae brief supporting the Second Amendment Foundation’s case in California challenging the state handgun roster requirements that include microstamping…
The New Jersey Second Amendment Society filed a “friend of the Court” brief in a State Supreme Court appeal challenging New Jersey’s “justifiable need” requirement to obtain a Permit to Carry…
Twenty-one state attorneys general support the National Rifle Association’s challenge against a federal law that restricts the sale of handguns to young adults aged 18 – 20…
The Fourth Circuit reversed that decision, using a “balancing test” to come to conclude that Maryland may override the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in the name of public safety…
Permit Requirement Violates Second Amendment by Burdening the Sale of Goods or Services, Brief Says…
If the appellate court upholds the trial court’s ruling against the plaintiffs, the case could set bad precedent for future cases challenging local regulation of firearm possession on legal preemption grounds…
On February 7, 2013 the NRA, the San Francisco Veteran Police Officers Association and several San Francisco resident civil rights activists, filed their opening brief in Jackson v. San Francisco in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. ..
SAF and the five individual plaintiffs are challenging whether the state can arbitrarily restrict the Second Amendment right to bear arms outside the home by requiring people to prove a special need to the satisfaction of a government official…
The case of Woollard v Sheridan found Maryland’s discretionary handgun licensing system to be in violation of the 2nd Amendment.
Probably the most profound failure of common sense is this gem: “…carrying a gun in public is not an effective form of self-defense…”
Montana Shooting Sports Association has filed its final brief before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco in MSSA v. Holder litigation…
The case, Peterson v. Garcia, was filed by Washington state resident Gray Peterson, who cannot exercise his right to bear arms because Colorado statute prohibits the issuance of a concealed carry permit to non-residents…
The MFFA is designed to test the power of Congress to regulate everything without limits under the narrow power given to Congress in the Constitution to “regulate commerce … among the states.”..
We intend to sweep the legs out from under entire swaths of New Jersey gun law, which will collapse under the weight of their own unconstitutionality…
Lawsuit Over Montana-Made Guns Goes to Next Judicial Level MISSOULA, MONT. –-(Ammoland.com)- In MSSA v. Holder, the lawsuit to validate the Montana Firearms Freedom Act (MFFA), plaintiff Montana Shooting Sports Association announced today that it is now free to take this lawsuit to the next judicial level, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. MSSA president […]
We are a mobile society, and what weakens 2nd Amendment Rights for a citizen in one city, may weaken us all…
