Bondi DOJ asks court to limit post office carry ban injunction to only gun group members named in the lawsuit.
Medford becomes 10th New Jersey town to rebate carry permit fees – but only refunds of the municipal charge.
Jay Costa is running for Bergen County Commissioner. He discusses gun rights, affordability, and mobilizing New Jersey’s gun owner community.
Readington becomes the ninth New Jersey town to refund carry permit fees. Mayor Mueller says no one should pay a premium for constitutional rights.
Beachwood, New Jersey refunds the municipal carry permit fee, thanks to grassroots advocacy from local resident Richard Files.
The New Jersey Attorney General filed a 59-page lawsuit against Sig Sauer alleging the P320 has a defective design causing unintended discharges. The state’s credibility on firearms litigation remains questionable.
New Jersey’s unusual response to the DOJ brief suggests they know the Third Circuit’s conservative shift could end their gun bans.
Gun rights groups filed for en banc rehearing of the Koons v. Platkin case after a hostile Third Circuit ruling. Full court review has been requested to address constitutional violations.
CCRKBA 2025 Grassroots Activist of the Year, Joe LoPorto, breaks down the recent Koons/Siegel v. Platkin opinion from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.
The town of Cresskill, New Jersey, just became the seventh municipality to adopt an ordinance to refund permit to carry application fees to applicants, making them completely free.
The Department of Justice, making good on President Trump’s executive order to “Protect the Second Amendment,” has just filed an amicus brief in the case of ANJRPC v. Platkin. The case challenges New Jersey’s ban on so-called “assault weapons” and standard capacity magazines. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit will be hearing this case en banc on October 15, 2025.
ANJRPC v. Platkin, which is a consolidation of three cases challenging New Jersey’s so-called “assault weapon” ban and “high capacity magazine” ban, was heard by the Third Circuit less than two months ago in front of a three-judge panel. Before that panel could even render a decision, the full court has decided to hear the case en banc.
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