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The Hansen Ruling Upheld A Wake Up Call for Gun Rights Advocates

The Hansen Ruling Upheld: A Wake-Up Call for Gun Rights Advocates

The recent D.C. Circuit Court decision in Hansen v. District of Columbia has sent ripples through Second Amendment circles, as the panel upheld Washington D.C.’s 10-round magazine cap. This contentious ruling reaffirms the city’s strict gun laws and has intensified the ongoing debate over the right to bear arms in public spaces. The decision also …

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Police Could Be Using Your Neighbor’s Security Camera To Spy on You… Legally

Police Could Be Using Your Neighbor’s Security Camera To Spy on You… Legally?

In an eye-opening report, Criminal Defense Attorney Jeff Hampton reveals how law enforcement could be using your neighbor’s security camera to monitor your home without your consent. It’s a shocking reality that challenges our understanding of privacy rights and brings new weight to the importance of the Fourth Amendment. With Hampton’s expert breakdown, we learn …

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Controversial Gun Ban at Albuquerque Parks and Playgrounds Expires — Sparking Passionate Reactions From Both Sides

Controversial Gun Ban at Albuquerque Parks and Playgrounds Expires — Sparking Passionate Reactions From Both Sides

The controversial public health order issued by New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham, which temporarily banned firearms in Albuquerque parks and playgrounds, officially expired on October 12, 2024. While some celebrated the end of this order, others were left wondering about the future of gun control in the state. This order, initially enacted in response …

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Second Amendment Advocates Take on Connecticut’s Assault Weapons Ban

Second Amendment Advocates Take on Connecticut’s Assault Weapons Ban

The debate over Connecticut’s ban on so-called assault weapons has reached a pivotal point, with two major legal challenges being brought forward. The National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) and the Connecticut Citizens Defense League (CCDL), alongside the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), are leading the charge, taking their arguments to the Second Circuit Court of …

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New York's Concealed Carry Ban on Private Property Deemed Unconstitutional

New York’s Concealed Carry Ban on Private Property Deemed Unconstitutional

A recent federal court ruling has declared a crucial part of New York’s controversial Concealed Carry Improvement Act unconstitutional, sparking intense debate over Second Amendment rights. This decision, delivered by U.S. District Judge John L. Sinatra Jr. in Buffalo, has far-reaching implications for gun owners and the state’s efforts to control where firearms can be …

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Supreme Court Strikes Down Ruling Protecting Young Adults' Right to Carry During Emergencies

Supreme Court Strikes Down Ruling Protecting Young Adults’ Right to Carry During Emergencies

The Supreme Court has sent shockwaves through Second Amendment debates by vacating a key ruling from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals regarding young adults’ right to carry firearms as reported by Amy Howe for SCOTUS Blog and others. This ruling comes after a challenge to Pennsylvania’s law barring adults under 21 from openly carrying …

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New Jersey's One Gun a Month Law Gets Challenged After Firearms Policy Coalition Files a Complaint

New Jersey’s “One Gun a Month” Law Gets Challenged After Firearms Policy Coalition Files a Federal Complaint

In a new legal battle, New Jersey’s strict gun regulations have once again come under fire, this time with a direct challenge to the state’s “one gun a month” law. The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), a pro-gun rights organization, has filed a federal complaint aimed at dismantling what they call an unconstitutional restriction. As Dana …

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Is SCOTUS Gearing Up To Take On Assault Weapon Ban Case Snope v. Brown

Is SCOTUS Gearing Up To Take On “Assault Weapon” Ban Case Snope v. Brown?

The ongoing legal battles surrounding so-called “assault weapon” bans have intensified as the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) may soon weigh in on the controversial issue through the case of Snope v. Brown. This case challenges Maryland’s ban on certain semi-automatic firearms, and its outcome could have far-reaching consequences for gun laws across the country. Various …

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Polymer80 Forced to Close Due to Legal Pressure

Polymer80 Forced to Close Due to Legal Pressure

The firearms industry was recently hit with a significant development: Polymer80, one of the most well-known manufacturers of “ghost guns” (untraceable firearms assembled from kits), has closed its doors. The decision to shut down comes after mounting legal pressure from multiple lawsuits and increased regulation, marking a major shift in the availability of build-it-yourself firearms. …

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