The Court’s reluctance to hear Snope raises some interesting questions about the Court itself.
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The Court’s reluctance to hear Snope raises some interesting questions about the Court itself.
I would not wait to decide whether the government can ban the most popular rifle in America. That question is of critical importance to tens of millions of law-abiding AR–15 owners throughout the country. We have avoided deciding it for a full decade …
If “legal” doors are closed to gun owners, do the prohibitionists really believe there won’t be a critical mass of Americans prepared to defy, and if intolerable pushing persists, to resist?
The U.S. Supreme Court finally answered the question of whether it will address the issue of states banning entire classes of firearms… Unfortunately, the answer – for now at least – is “not yet.”
The Supreme Court of the United States refused to hear a case challenging Maryland’s “assault weapons” ban and a case challenging Rhode Island’s “large capacity” magazine ban.
AR15 rifle owning Americans have had enough of being treated like second-class citizens by states like Maryland, New Jersey, New York and Illinois. It is time for a Supreme Court smackdown.
These cases represent a decisive moment—one that could either fortify the High Court’s previous rulings in Heller, McDonald, and Bruen, or allow state governments to continue their relentless assault on the right to keep and bear arms.
The foundational purpose of the Second Amendment—to ensure citizens have access to all arms suitable for defense against & annihilation of tyranny.
In a significant development, the United States Supreme Court has ordered Delaware to respond immediately to the petition in a pending 2nd Amendment Case…
The Supreme Court of The United States has denied Maryland’s extension to reply to a writ of certiorari in a lawsuit challenging the state’s assault weapons ban (AWB).