News2A Team
Supreme Court Declines 2A Case But Chastises Hawaiian Court
The “spirit of Aloha” lives on… for now. The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear a contentious Hawaii case on interlocutory appeal. However, their refusal was far from silent. In a pointed statement, SCOTUS firmly chastised the Hawaii Supreme Court for its clear and blatantly unconstitutional ruling.
NJ PTC Renewals — What’s Changed
With weeks until the 2nd birthday of New Jersey’s carry killer law, many people are still unsure what’s changed with the process of applying for a concealed carry permit. We let you know what’s changed and what the new process is.
The Hunter Biden Pardon, Facts and Future Implications
As most people know by now, President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, was convicted of federal gun crimes and his father gave the nation his word he would not pardon him. As is common with politicians, he changed his mind and issued a sweeping pardon for him. Read about what this covers and whether or not the average gun owner might be able to benefit from it.
FPC Sues NY for Ban on Non-Resident Concealed Carry
Second Amendment Rights group, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), has just filed suit against New York for its ban on concealed carry by non-residents.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Gives Civics Lesson to Anti-Gun Group
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has blocked efforts by private citizens and an anti-Second Amendment group to overturn the state’s preemption laws. In its decision, the court found it necessary to give the appellants a civics lesson.
The Equal Weight of Liberty: Why All Rights Must Stand Unchecked
Many people, especially those on the political extremes, often prioritize certain rights over others. This view is flawed, as our Constitutional guarantees carry equal weight. Valuing one right above another undermines the integrity of the freedoms that form the foundation of our liberty.
2A Groups Team Up to Sue NJ Over Suppressor Ban
It seems New Jersey has yet another lawsuit coming their way, adding to the mountain of challenges to the state’s complicated network of unconstitutional gun laws. Read on to see which groups are bringing the latest suit.
2A Coalition Sues Memphis for Violating State Preemption Law
The city of Memphis, Tennessee, has enacted a carry ban, an “assault weapon” ban, and local red flag laws, all in direct violation of the state’s preemption law, which prohibits such measures. Second Amendment rights groups are taking the city to court, challenging what they argue is illegal and unconstitutional overreach.
Judge Gives Thumbs Up to Challenge Against NY State’s Ban on Body Armor
Several states across the country ban civilian possession of body armor, raising questions about the reasoning behind such laws. Could it be to make civilians easier to kill? The State of New York attempted to dismiss a legal challenge to its body armor ban, but the judge denied the motion, allowing the case to proceed.
New Jersey AG Uses ‘Public Nuisance’ Law to Sue Two FFLs Over Lawful Ammo Sales
New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin and Statewide Affirmative Firearms Enforcement (SAFE) Office Director Ravi Ramanathan announced today that they are suing two NJ firearms retailers over lawful ammunition sales. The lawsuits invoke the state’s new “public nuisance” law, designed as a workaround to the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA).
Judge McGlynn Overturns Illinois ‘Assault Weapons’ and Magazine Ban
Illinois’ attempt to ban semi-automatic weapons and their magazines is struck down by a federal court, marking a significant victory for gun rights supporters nationwide.
Appeals Court Wrongly Suppresses Firearms Ownership for Young Adults
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit has overturned a preliminary injunction from the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, ruling that young adults between the ages of 18 and 20 are prohibited from purchasing firearms.
