You might be surprised to learn that, despite being considered a “free” state, Tennessee law presumes a person to be guilty of a crime for carrying a firearm in public. One assemblyman hopes to change that.
On March 29, the NRA succeeded in obtaining a preliminary injunction against the weaponized ATF’s unlawful and unconstitutional rule demanding that law-abiding, tax-paying citizens relinquish their pistol braces or become felons.
Governor Murphy was so proud to sign the so-called Carry Killer bill into law. The law that makes most of the state, like transportation hubs, off limits to lawful carriers of defensive firearms. The NJ AG, Matthew Platkin, plays Flavor Flav to Murphy’s Chuck D. The two of them actively advocate for victim-disarmament zones like train and bus stations. And thats when stuff like this happens. Read on.
The second state in a single week to adopt Constitutional Carry, South Carolina is now number 29. While the law does contain some new sensitive places restrictions that harken back to New Jersey, its still a tremendous victory for the 2nd Amendment.
Louisiana has just brought the US to a level of 56% Constitutional/Permitless carry. The freedom train just keeps on rolling. Read more to hear how Governor Jeff Landry quickly fulfilled his campaign promise to restore the firearms rights of 18 years and to champion Constitutional Carry.
New Jersey’s Governor Phil Murphy faces criticism for a budget proposal seeking significant fee increases on Firearms Identification Cards, purchase permits, and concealed carry permits. Critics argue that these measures would restrict citizens’ Second Amendment rights, with past fee hikes already facing legal challenges.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matthew Platkin claim that federally-regulated firearms dealers in the state lawfully sell guns, citing a report from Brady United. Will they next claim that the sky is blue?
The recent civil trial verdict against the NRA, pinpointing financial mismanagement and leadership failings, marks a crucial turning point. Amidst controversy and calls for reform, the organization now needs to refocus on its core mission of Second Amendment advocacy, promising a future of transparency and renewed commitment.
So you say you want to tax a fundamental, enumerated, civil right, do you? The court says “I don’t think so.”
We recently caught up with former NJ Senator Ed “The Trucker” Durr, whose term in office just ended. Many know him as the truck driver that defeated the most powerful lawmaker in the Garden State. What’s Ed up to now that his term in office is over?
We’ve seen our share of courts trying to work around the Heller and Bruen Supreme Court decisions. Hawaii’s recent State Supreme Court ruling has to be the most blatantly defiant, almost mocking, ruling we’ve seen thus far.
In an all-too-predictable pattern of events where District-level federal courts interpret Bruen properly and rule in favor of the 2nd Amendment and then the appeals court quickly overturns the lower court’s ruling, Californians just lost out on some great, newly-restored freedom. But the fight is not over.
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