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Win! SCOTUS Reverses Lower Court’s Anti-Second Amendment Ruling
The Supreme Court reversed the Second Circuit’s anti-Second Amendment decision and remanded Antonyuk v. James for re-hearing, impacting New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act. The ruling challenges provisions on “good moral character,” interviews, references, and training, reinforcing Second Amendment protections in light of the Rahimi decision.
Federal Judge Highlights Intimidation in NJ Case Against Smith & Wesson
The Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1 against Smith & Wesson, upholding New Jersey’s subpoena regarding consumer fraud. The case involved allegations of political targeting by the state, prompting federal scrutiny over constitutional rights violations amid ongoing legal battles over firearms regulation in New Jersey.
NJ Attorney General Attempts Damage Control on SCOTUS Decision
After the recent SCOTUS opinion in Cargill, letters have been submitted to Judge Sheridan’s court in regards to the NJ “Assault Weapon” and “High Capacity Magazine” ban case. The New Jersey AG’s letter mischaracterizes part of the ruling and reeks of intentional ignorance and desperation. It’s also pretty funny.
Supreme Court Upholds Gun Ban for Domestic Violence Offenders: A Landmark 8-1 Decision
The Supreme Court’s 8-1 decision upholding a gun ban for those with domestic violence restraining orders leaves unresolved questions about red flag laws and the limits of Constitutional protections. The ruling’s complex implications are highlighted by contrasting views between the majority and Justice Thomas’s lone dissent.
Massive Lawsuit Filed Against New Jersey Gun Restrictions
In a groundbreaking move, CNJFO, Gun Owners of America, Gun Owners Foundation, and private citizen Christian Benton filed a landmark Second Amendment lawsuit against NJ AG Matthew Platkin and Pennsauken Police Chief Phil Olivo. Challenging decades of unconstitutional laws, it spotlights unprecedented citizen-led research by none other than Jay Factor.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Federal Bump Stock Ban
In a landmark 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court overturned the federal bump stock ban, challenging the classification of bump stocks as machine guns. This ruling impacts Second Amendment rights, with a surprising admission from the dissenting justices that could shape future debates on assault weapons.
US District Court Vacates Biden Pistol Brace Ban
A federal judge’s ruling against the ATF’s pistol brace ban could change gun regulation forever. Explore the case details and its impact on the firearms community.
GOA Secures Preliminary Injunction Against ATF’s “Engaged in the Business” Rule
Find out how a recent court ruling protects certain gun owners from new ATF regulations regarding firearm sales. This article delves into the legal battle and a shocking Arkansas raid, emphasizing the importance of supporting gun rights groups.
Armed with Confidence: Kerry Slone Discusses Women, Guns, and Self-Defense
Meet Kerry Slone, a leading voice in women’s firearm advocacy. From beauty industry veteran to gun rights champion, her story and insights on empowering women through self-defense and education are a must-read.
ATFs Pistol Brace Rule Edges Closer to Supreme Court
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear a critical case, SAF v. ATF, challenging the ATF’s controversial pistol brace rule. With potentially 40 million braced AR pistols affected, the outcome could impact gun rights nationwide and may even escalate to the Supreme Court.
NJ Governor Signs Orwellian Bill Reducing Transparency
Governor Phil Murphy’s latest move undermines government transparency and penalizes citizens for seeking public records. This controversial bill has sparked outrage on both sides of the political coin, with critics branding it a significant blow to democracy. Discover the full story behind Murphy’s authoritarian agenda and its implications for New Jersey residents.
This Election Cycle, Propaganda Is Once Again En Vogue
As we approach the November election, expect rampant gaslighting and propaganda. Rather than fair debate, messages will be hammered home relentlessly until accepted as fact. This manipulative tactic, rooted in Bernays’ principles of engineered consent, is now weaponized through social media to shape public opinion and influence votes.
