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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeal seems to finally answered the question that so many other cases have been raising: what standard of review should apply when considering Second Amendment cases???
Sunnyvale officers have until 1st week of March 2014 to turn in their prohibited magazines in 3 ways: surrender them to the police (strangely enough), remove them from Sunnyvale or transfer them to a FFL…
If a pack of duplicitous San Francisco lawyers gets their way, your guns will soon be classified as a public health hazard and regulated like seat belts and Marlboros…
The City’s decision to arbitrarily limit its residents to magazines holding a maximum of ten rounds endangers the public by giving violent criminals an advantage and decreasing the likelihood that a victim will survive a criminal attack…
Throughout their history the LCPGV has made many ridiculous claims, citing flawed studies and taking unscientific stabs at criminological data in order to assert than gun control is a Good Thing…
Attorneys have filed a lawsuit on behalf of individual gun owners, challenging the California Department of Justice’s misuse of monies collected from a fee that firearm purchasers must pay…
Let’s get to the more interesting aspect of the gun control lobby’s new game plan – their messaging and how you can stop it…
This decision provides a well-reasoned foundation which other courts should consider when confronted with this issue. The decision vindicates individual civil rights, which is always a cause for celebration…
The language of the Attorney General’s press release casts doubt on the claim that the APPS system played a role in this case. While it is possible, it is not clear how it could…
More guns get sold when there is a perceived danger of losing the ability to acquire firearms in the future. So when politicians start calling for more gun control, more guns enter circulation…
This award recognizes outstanding efforts by attorneys who defend the right to keep and bear arms, and particularly recognizes attorneys who make a significant contribution to those efforts pro bono…
Cam Edwards talks to California attorney Chuck Michel about this article from CBS News: Oakland Tries To Circumvent California Gun Control Rules…
Despite the National Rifle Association’s high profile political activities, gun safety training and marksmanships comprise the overwhelming majority of its activities & 80% of it’s budget…
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…
So how do you reconcile your fear of getting “on a list” with your desire to contribute to NRA’s noble cause???
