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The court upheld the District Court of New Jersey’s decision to dismiss with prejudice all constitutional challenges to a state law that criminalizes the distribution of certain digital instructions or code that can be used to 3D-print firearms to unlicensed individuals.
While most people were focused on the holidays, New Jersey lawmakers pushed through a new package of gun control laws in silence…
Senators Booker and Kim recently introduced a federal licensing bill requiring government approval for gun purchases.
The announcement by the U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals that it has granted an en banc rehearing in cases challenging New Jersey’s prohibitive “sensitive places” law…could translate to bad news for anti-gunners.
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has agreed to an en banc review of the Second Amendment Foundation’s (SAF) challenge to New Jersey’s “sensitive places” firearms carry restrictions.
There are now a dozen municipalities in the Garden State that have decided to respect the rights of their citizens by not imposing onerous fees on them to exercise a constitutional right…
A governmental entity simply may not prevent a peaceable, law-abiding individual from possessing handguns and other firearms in the home, full stop…
New Jersey’s Attorney General Matthew Platkin is attempting to use the U.S. judicial system to export New Jersey-style gun control to the rest of the country.
The Third Circuit heard oral arguments in a case challenging the constitutionality of New Jersey’s “assault weapons” and “large capacity” magazine ban.
An adult black bear wandered into a Dollar General store in Vernon, NJ, last month and promptly bit a woman. She had to be evacuated and hospitalized.
The previous ruling “blessed New Jersey’s effort to designate as ‘sensitive places’ nearly everywhere that ordinary human action occurs” and allowed the state to transform a “fundamental constitutional right into a mere privilege.”
The arguments put forward by the Trump administration is doing more to restore Second Amendment rights than any other administration.
Santos was part of the New Jersey governor’s elite armed protection detail. He was one of the “only ones” New Jersey allows to carry a firearm in places ordinary citizens cannot.
A three-judge panel from the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit knocked down a challenge to New Jersey’s concealed carry permit regime by reinterpreting the Supreme Court’s Bruen opinion.
The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals struck down key parts of NJ’s carry law, ruling that bans on guns in private vehicles, the default ban on private property, a liability insurance mandate, and a $50 fee all likely violate the Second Amendment. Gun-rights groups called the ruling a major victory…
“I’m tremendously disappointed with Mayor Thomas Gallagher, Council President William Boyce, Councilmember Ronald Binaghi Jr., and Councilmember Jin Yhu from Old Tappan. They voted against liberty in their town to defend a discriminatory and exclusionary policy.”
A NJ appeals court has upheld the state’s authority to hunt black bears, rejecting claims by anti-hunting groups. Citizens hunting & managing bear populations continue despite years of political & legal attacks.
The NJ AG’s office is making up the laws on firearms commerce one enforcement action & court decision at a time. What future requirements might be added are only limited by their imagination…
New Jersey has some of the worst gun laws in the nation and could be the new hotbed for litigation. What’s going on in the Garden State?
Assembly Bill A5958 is a flashing neon sign that says the political elite in New Jersey trust themselves with guns, but not you. They know firearms are effective tools for personal defense. They just don’t want you to have one.
Leading gun rights organizations have sued the state of New Jersey over bans on suppressors and short-barreled rifles.
A coalition of gun rights groups has filed a federal lawsuit challenging New Jersey’s ban on suppressors.
The government cannot categorically ban them without first proving a historical tradition of such bans – a burden it cannot meet….
Momentum is building. Another New Jersey town has joined the growing movement to roll back part of the state’s sky-high concealed carry permit fees, delivering a hard-fought win for Second Amendment supporters.
The New Jersey Legislature wrapped up its work late Monday night and departed Trenton with the recent package of anti-gun legislation stalled.
Englishtown, New Jersey, just made history passing a first-of-its-kind resolution rebating $150 of the state’s $200 concealed carry permit fee back to law-abiding residents.
Congresswoman LaMonica McIver, one of New Jersey’s most vocal anti-gun Democrats and a proud endorsee of Everytown for Gun Safety, has just been indicted by a federal grand jury on three criminal counts…
“Seeing this body move within their powers to create a rebate vehicle for permit to carry applicants is a show of true leadership,” CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb…
Being one of the worst states in the union for eviscerating the Second Amendment, there’s much to be said on having the ear of a governor with veto power.
NJ will lose this as no historical analogue exists for prohibiting adults under 21 from purchasing, acquiring, possessing, or carrying handguns nor for banning otherwise lawful commerce between dealers and adults under 21.
