The case centers on a legal challenge to Delaware’s ban on so-called “assault weapons,” which includes certain models of semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15.
California’s petty attempt to undercut “gun culture” by eliminating gun shows ignores serious conflicts with both the First and Second Amendments…
In a significant development, the United States Supreme Court has ordered Delaware to respond immediately to the petition in a pending 2nd Amendment Case…
Elect a government that is friendly to the Constitution, and the Supreme Court will be emboldened to uphold the Constitution.
Montana gun owners should be shocked to hear that a federal court in the “East” believes that the Second Amendment only protects shooting at short distances.
Thanks to the Court’s decision to reject Chevron deference, all past and future ATF rules are now on very questionable legal footing.
Constitutional attorney and Second Amendment advocate Mark W. Smith provided an insightful analysis of the ongoing legal battles over gun rights in the United States.
There’s a troubling trend by certain politicians to salt the ground at the U.S. Supreme Court. Politicians are disparaging the justices in an attempt to politicize the Court & delegitimize decisions…
The case involves a lawsuit that blames Black Lives Matter leader DeRay Mckesson for injuries a police officer suffered during a 2016 demonstration…
Biden’s Department of Justice wants to expand the scope of the regulation in order to include such raw materials as “unfinished” frames and receivers.
Ten U.S. Senators, ten law professors, & multiple civil liberties groups, policy research organizations & attorneys have filed briefs in the Garland v. Cargill case that bump stocks are NOT machine guns.
Beware The Anti-Gunners’ Trap: Freedom haters want to define “in common use” very narrowly to mean only the actual firing of a gun in self-defense…
O’Connor’s parting dissents at least pointed us in the right direction by explaining why these putatively conservative principles deserve a defense across the political spectrum.
What is “dangerous”? How may that be evaluated? Should that be applied to deprivation of a fundamental constitutional right?
Having reviewed the briefs and listened to oral argument, …the DOJ made another apparent strategic blunder.
The NRA’s First Amendment claims withstood multiple motions to dismiss. But in 2022, after Vullo appealed the trial court’s ruling, the Second Circuit struck down the NRA’s claims.
Some Second Amendment supporters questioning Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s commitment to enforce the constitutional right to bear arms.
Drug use was not criminalized until the late 19th and early 20th centuries, post-Bruen interpretations might deem this section unconstitutional.
If the government can designate an entire class of people as “dangerous” and strip them of their 2A rights, then it can create a class out of any politically disfavored group.
A case challenging the ammunition background check in New York is headed to a conference in the Supreme Court on Friday, October 6.
Because Democrats can’t easily control them, they are going after a U.S. Supreme Court Justice they don’t like because he defends a natural law right they don’t agree with.
“Military-style” arms are specifically identified as protected in the Miller decision….which means you can own the same exact weapons as our military. End of story!
NY Governor Kathy Hochul revealed her disdain toward the rights of the people. Sorry, Kathy, the government doesn’t have the “right” to violate Constitution!
“So why do you have to show in this case, convince somebody, that you’re entitled to exercise your Second Amendment right?” – Chief Justice John Roberts
Knife Rights Foundation has joined with FPC American Victory Fund and others submitting an Amicus Curie brief to SCOTUS in a critical 2A case.
It will be the first Second Amendment case considered by the court since the 2010 case of McDonald v. City of Chicago that nullified the Windy City’s handgun ban
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a petition for certiorari from New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal in his effort to escape the jurisdiction of the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
H.R. 8424 highlights how disgusting and distasteful some politicians can be by bringing such a bill up not even a full fortnight after Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s solemn passing.
With this handy bullet-pointed list of historical events regarding our Supreme Court and its appointments, nominations, confirmations, and history of the high court.
News of the death of Justice Ginsberg arrives a mear ten days after President Trump released his 2020 list of potential Supreme Court picks on September 9, 2020.