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A court case involving many restrictions on the right to acquire handguns in Maryland will be heard by an en banc panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. The strategy appears to be: delay, delay, delay.
The 4th Circuit’s Rejection of Maryland’s Handgun Licensing System Suggests Similar Schemes in Other States Are Unconstitutional…
The Maryland State Police issued a directive to all employees to keep enforcing the Maryland Handgun Qualification License (HQL) law.
In other words, if a person’s ability to acquire firearms is restricted, then that person’s right to keep and bear arms is infringed.
The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has struck down a Maryland gun law which places multiple restrictions on the purchase of handguns, thus, infringing on Second Amendment rights.
A Maryland court found it was “self-evident” that Maryland’s carry permitting regime was unconstitutional.
She took from “needy families” and “the poor”…the same ones she’s counting on slick-talking into voting for her again.
Two impressive coalitions have filed amicus briefs with the U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals supporting a challenge of a Maryland county’s sweeping and prohibitive “sensitive places” designations.
The MD county is trying to prohibit people from exercising their right to bear arms by creating these unconstitutional ‘sensitive places’ designations.
The Second Amendment Foundation and one of its members have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the “red flag” law enacted by the State of Maryland.
Maryland is attempting to wildly expand so-called “sensitive places” in an attempt to virtually prohibit lawful, licensed concealed carry in almost every venue.
Maryland lawmakers scrambled to make gun laws more restrictive ..nearly impossible to legally carry for personal protection, even on public land. …government regulation at its worst.
If any of these horrible bills are to be stopped, it will only be because of your engagement with your representatives on February 7th, 2023.
Montgomery County, Maryland, sought to defy the US Supreme Court’s opinion in NYSRPA v. Bruen by effectively banning the possession, transport, sale, and transfer of firearms in any place.
An affirmative ruling overturning Maryland’s ban could significantly impact other states where gun bans have been enacted…
A Maryland man has been found guilty by a jury in a federal conspiracy charge for his role as the middleman in an illegal transfer of weapons.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh said that the state should ban modern rifles because those weapons were used to commit mass murder.
Maryland Anti-Firearm Industry Bills Are Scheduled for Hearings Next Week. Make Your Voice Heard.
If the high court takes this case for review, it could cause a legal earthquake in states that have adopted strict—some say “extremist”—regulations regarding semi-auto rifles.
U.S. LawShield announces support of the inaugural Tactical Industry Weekend to be held at the GUNTRY Range of Maryland from October 8-10th 2021.
A federal judge upheld a Maryland law requiring anyone seeking to obtain a handgun to first acquire a Handgun Qualification License.
Hogan’s “Big Tent” will be so filled with jackasses and RINOs there will be no room for the elephants.
There is no legitimate reason the government … can give that should supersede the rights of deceased veterans’ survivors.
Governor Larry Hogan has designated gun stores and shooting ranges as “Essential” businesses that can remain open, cementing gun-owners rights in MD.
Gun Owners Foundation will celebrate Black History Month by presenting a check to Maj Toure & Black Guns Matter at the Maryland State House in front of the Tubman & Douglass statues.
Having seen nothing but consistency between what Jim Simpson says and what he does – for years – I have confidence he’s a straight shooter.
With the significant changes in leadership roles within the Maryland General Assembly, we can predict that this year is going to be a very tough one for keeping your RKBA on multiple fronts.
Last Week, Republican Governor Larry Hogan vetoed House Bill 1343 /Senate Bill 1000, legislation to repeal the Handgun Permit Review Board.
This has been a very tough and intense year for everyone. I am grateful to our partners in the other 2A organizations within the state. I would also like to take a moment to thank all of you that came
Shari Judah, a former member of the Handgun Permit Review Board, was physically evicted from the Joint committee meeting on 8 March, 2019. She ran over her 1 minute allocated statement time.
