News2A Team
Second Amendment Highlights from Around the Country, In Brief
NFA suit advances, nuns lose against Smith and Wesson, D.C. mag ban victory stands, and a new suit challenges the national parks gun ban.
Censured Englishtown Councilman Admits to Being Steered on How to Vote in Interview About PTC Rebate
An NJ councilman who voted against a carry permit fee rebate admits he actually supported it – and was told by someone how to vote.
2A Journalist Sues New Jersey State Police Over Multiple Denied OPRA Requests
A 2A journalist sues NJ State Police after years of denied public records requests about concealed carry permit demographics.
NJ Appeals Court Upholds Permitting Scheme and Prohibitions on Firearms for Adults Under 21
A NJ appeals court admits 18-20 year olds are the people protected by 2A, then upholds their disarmament anyway.
New Jersey Appeals Court Issues Precedential Decision Against ‘Essential Character’ Clause
A NJ appeals court ruled that dishonesty alone cannot deny a firearms permit, setting binding precedent against the essential character clause.
California to Pay $1.38 Million in Lawsuit Invalidating Its Advertising Ban on Firearms
California must pay $1.38 million after losing two lawsuits challenging its unconstitutional firearms advertising ban.
DOJ Argues to Dismiss Case Against NFA While Admitting Enforcement of Regulations of SBRs and Braced Pistols
The DOJ wants to dismiss the NFA braced pistol case as moot while admitting it still enforces regulations against them.
Illinois Law Would Serialize All Handgun Ammunition and Criminalize Possession of Previously Legal Ammo
Illinois wants to serialize every round of handgun ammo and criminalize what you already own. It is a de facto ban by design.
New Jersey Proposes to Charge Firearms Manufacturers Nearly $1 Billion for Redistribution to ‘Victims’
New Jersey wants to charge gun manufacturers $866 million a year. The real goal is to make them leave the state entirely.
America’s Most Influential Original Colony Embraces a Class System of Rights
Virginia legislators exempted themselves from their own gun control laws. The birthplace of American liberty now has a class system of rights.
District Judge Shuts Down DOJ’s Request to Limit Injunction in Post Office Carry Ban
A federal judge rejected the Bondi DOJ’s attempt to limit a pro-2A injunction and expanded it to all present and future FPC and SAF members.
New York State Agrees to Remove Social Media Monitoring for Concealed Carry Applicants
New York agrees to stop requiring social media disclosures from concealed carry applicants as part of a partial settlement.
