
D.C. Unites on 2A Transparency – Why Won’t NJ Democrats? Hint: Racism Is Alive
Congress unanimously passed NICS denial transparency reporting – but New Jersey Democrats killed an almost identical state bill. Why?
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Congress unanimously passed NICS denial transparency reporting – but New Jersey Democrats killed an almost identical state bill. Why?

A New Jersey appeals court ruled cops can use marijuana off-duty and keep their guns – a federal-law-busting privilege civilians don’t get.

NJ rolls out a DOJ-funded campaign to push ERPO gun confiscation – while its own data shows gun violence at a record low.

NJ tells the court hollow-point ammo is too dangerous for civilians – even though state policy requires police to use it.

New Jersey’s governor and AG just unleashed a wave of false claims about the end of the USPS firearm mailing ban. Here’s the truth.

A New Jersey plaintiff petitions the Supreme Court to strike down the state’s discretionary permit clause – alleging racial disparities in denials.

With the D.C. Benson ruling now vacated, New Jersey’s AG is begging the Third Circuit to uphold the state’s AWB and magazine ban instead of creating a circuit split.

A Linwood council member says high carry permit fees are a good way to keep guns from people who cannot afford them. Ronald Koons fights back.

A 2A journalist sues NJ State Police after years of denied public records requests about concealed carry permit demographics.

A NJ appeals court admits 18-20 year olds are the people protected by 2A, then upholds their disarmament anyway.

A NJ appeals court ruled that dishonesty alone cannot deny a firearms permit, setting binding precedent against the essential character clause.

New Jersey wants to charge gun manufacturers $866 million a year. The real goal is to make them leave the state entirely.
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