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DOJ Moves to Amend Court Judgment Demanding Membership Lists in Reese v. ATF
DOJ and gun rights groups filed a joint motion to amend the Reese v. ATF judgment, changing the membership list requirement from mandatory to optional.
Third Major Lawsuit Launched Challenging the 1934 National Firearms Act
A third major lawsuit now challenges the NFA’s constitutionality. Gun rights groups argue Trump’s tax elimination invalidated the entire framework.
Pam Bondi DOJ Tells Supreme Court: Please Don’t Hear a Case on the NFA!
The Bondi Department of Justice filed a brief asking the Supreme Court to deny hearing Rush v. United States, which challenges the NFA’s registration requirements for short-barreled rifles.
‘One Big Beautiful Lawsuit’ Moves for Summary Judgment on NFA Items
Gun rights groups filed for summary judgment to declare parts of the NFA unconstitutional after Trump’s bill eliminated the tax. The Bondi DOJ must now respond.
Bondi DOJ Denies Universal Relief and Requests Gun Rights Group Private Membership List
Gaffe after gaffe, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi seems to be proving the public’s skepticism of her appointment to be largely validated. Read on to see how she most recently worked against the rights of gun owners.
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Second Amendment-Related Case Originating in Hawaii
The U.S. Supreme Court has just agreed to hear a so-called “sensitive places” Second Amendment case originating out of Hawaii.
Connecticut Judge Blocks Citizen From Carrying a Firearm for Self-Defense on Public Land
With what seems to be a direct defiance of Bruen, a federal judge in Connecticut really reaches for the stars in trying to justify upholding a ban on firearm carry on government-owned land. Read on to find out how he reasoned.
Texas Judge Upholds Sales Restrictions of Firearms as ‘Reasonable Commercial Restrictions’
Absurd justifications for bad rulings out of the courts in gun cases just keep reaching new heights.
Federal Judge Strikes Down Post Office Carry Ban in Case Against Bondi DOJ
In a case known as FPC v. Bondi, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas just issued a favorable ruling striking down the 53 year old ban on possessing firearms on U.S. Postal Service property.
Second Amendment Champion Harmeet Dhillon Leads DOJ in Lawsuit Against California
Harmeet Dhillon, Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, has filed a complaint in federal court against the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. She is challenging the excessive time the department is taking to process and approve permits to carry firearms, amounting to mass denial of enumerated civil rights.
Saga Continues: ATF Orders Franklin Amory To Recall All 5.56 Caliber Antithesis Firearms
Can the ATF really order Franklin Armory to recall all of the 5.56 firearms it sold? Read on to see everything that’s happened, from innovative new firearms to ATF rule fabrication, to court cases, and more.
District Judge Says the Bondi Justice Deptartment Is Defending the ‘Engaged in the Business’ Rule
It would be fair to say that, at the least, Pam Bondi perplexes the average American gun owner. Sometimes she does things to uphold gun rights, and other times she vigorously defends infringements upon them. This is one of those times.
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