Yet another court highlights its lack of understanding of the Bruen, Heller, or Rahimi rulings issued by the U.S. Supreme Court.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has ruled that the Illinois ban of carrying concealed firearms on public transit does not violate the Second Amendment.
A Delaware state court just restored the Second Amendment rights of young adults. Read on to learn more about the challenged law and the court’s reasoning.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, generally a court friendly to the Second Amendment, seems to really be having a hard time making up their mind on suppressors. Will the NFA soon be nicknamed “suppressor permit?”
The NRA, along with 2nd Amendment Armory, and in partnership with Mountain States Legal Foundation, has filed suit against Florida in federal court over their three-day waiting period to take delivery of a firearm.
The Gun Owners Advocacy and Leadership Summit (G.O.A.L.S.) in Knoxville, TN, just wrapped up its second year of the conference. With gun rights taking center stage and a lineup of some of the most of the influential content creators, speakers, and authors in the Second Amendment space, this year’s show was second-to-none.
The town council of Old Tappan, N.J. voted last week against a resolution that would make a core constitutional right available to more people. Paying nothing more than lip service and highlighting a complete lack of understanding of civil rights, they simply refused to stand up to Trenton.
Unbeknownst to many, the state of Tennessee is not the Second Amendment heaven most people believe it to be. Read about the 200-year-old law that was just struck down.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit issued an egregious, almost humorous ruling, as it relates to the Connecticut “assault weapons” ban.
The NRA, GOAL, Pioneer Valley Arms, and three individual NRA members have filed a lawsuit against Massachusetts regarding their ban on so-called “assault style” firearms.
ANJRPC v. Platkin, which is a consolidation of three cases challenging New Jersey’s so-called “assault weapon” ban and “high capacity magazine” ban, was heard by the Third Circuit less than two months ago in front of a three-judge panel. Before that panel could even render a decision, the full court has decided to hear the case en banc.
New York, home to some of the most onerous and repressive restrictions on Second Amendment rights, received a rare and overdue pro-gun ruling today. A district court judge told the state they must accept applications for concealed carry permits from non-residents, thanks to Gun Owners of America and Gun Owners Foundation.
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