http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018...-ammo-ban.html
The biggest part of this is they ruled that the 2nd Amendment does cover magazines. With that we need to let Trump put a person or two more on the Supreme Court then get our mag ban before them.
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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2018...-ammo-ban.html
The biggest part of this is they ruled that the 2nd Amendment does cover magazines. With that we need to let Trump put a person or two more on the Supreme Court then get our mag ban before them.
I'm hopeful, but not holding my breath.
Definitely helps the Boulder case. Good news from a court that has been historically against us.
Isn’t the CO mag ban challenge still in progress? Any updates?
Even a blind hog finds a root once in a while...
The 4th ruled in Kolbe v Hogan that Heller protected "assault weapons" and "high capacity magazines" yet still found a way to allow Maryland's ban to be upheld.
Dead as of 2016, when the 10th Circuit ruled against the Sherriffs, claiming they didn't have standing.
http://coloradoguncase.org/
What the heck happened to the Ninth? They made ANOTHER correct Second opinion? https://www.redstate.com/streiff/201...e-shaking-head
(TL;DR version: Open Carry is a protected activity)
Here's my theory on why the 9th circuit all of the sudden is spitting out pro-gun rulings; they don't want these issues going on to SCOTUS where they'll get carved in stone.
Better to make a pro 2A ruling at the circuit level where it doesn't go nation wide, and where it can be overturned once Trump is gone "and everything gets back to normal". But if these rulings are made by SCOTUS, they become nation wide and very very difficult to reverse (especially since Trump is packing the courts with "Nazis").
More than anything, they don't want more Hellers.
Can a citizen appeal the 9ths decision? Say a conservative with money just to get it to the USSC? Maybe someone who resides in CA and CO?
Then again, the 9th just voted to uphold the Microstamping law in California about a month after the California Supreme Court ruled that an impossibility of compliance is not a sufficient reason for invalidating a law.
James, if you were smart you'd grow bamboo and market new bamboo straws. You can harvest bamboo several times a year.