Over 350 “Shuttlesworth letters” have been written, distributed, and used to successfully expedite delayed NJ carry permits – and now serve as damning evidence for future litigation.
Fort Lee and Bergen County begin settlement talks after NJFOS and SAF sued over unlawful firearms confiscation. The resident got his guns back.
The Third Circuit grants en banc rehearing of Koons v. Platkin, vacating the prior ruling. The court’s new conservative makeup signals hope for NJ gun owners.
Toms River becomes the 13th and largest NJ municipality to rebate the carry permit fee. The movement has now eliminated over $200K in annual fees.
New Jersey’s latest attack on gun rights uses zoning laws as a weapon. A bill quietly advanced could give hostile municipalities the power to regulate shooting ranges out of existence.
Howell Township unanimously passes resolution to rebate of permit fee, becoming 12th NJ town to do so.
NJ’s permit dashboard says 88,656 permits issued. The real number of active permit holders? 62,149. Here’s what the data actually reveals.
New Jersey issued 88,656 carry permits with no rise in gun violence. Now the state desperately begs the court to avoid an en banc rehearing that could strike down its carry ban in so-called “sensitive places.”
Intervenors for the state of New Jersey desperately ask Third Circuit to reject en banc rehearing of carry ban case. Why? The court now has a pro-Second Amendment majority.
Three Democratic governors-elect all ran on ‘anti-gun’ platforms, but they’re not anti-gun at all. They just don’t want YOU to have one.
NJFOS and SAF sue Fort Lee, NJ for seizing guns without warrant and attempting to permanently disarm law-abiding citizen.
Bondi DOJ asks court to limit post office carry ban injunction to only gun group members named in the lawsuit.
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