Justice Department takes legal action against two states over recent gun seizure efforts

Justice Department takes legal action against two states over recent gun seizure efforts

Justice Department Challenges Gun Legislation Ahead of Independence Day In the lead-up to the 250th anniversary of American independence, the Justice Department is criticizing the latest Democratic efforts to limit gun rights in the United States. On Wednesday, the Justice Department filed lawsuits against two states led by Democratic governors in response to recent measures […]

Bruen (2022) Crucial for NRA in Achieving Injunction Against Virginia Gun Control

Bruen (2022) Crucial for NRA in Achieving Injunction Against Virginia Gun Control

Supreme Court Decision Influences NRA’s Legal Battle in Virginia The Supreme Court’s ruling has played a significant role in the NRA’s legal efforts, particularly regarding Virginia’s ban on “assault weapons” and high-capacity magazines. This decision stands out, especially given the unanimous 9-0 vote from SCOTUS, mirroring a later 6-3 ruling. In the earlier case, the […]

Authorities break up suspected gun trafficking network supplying firearms to Chicago

Authorities break up suspected gun trafficking network supplying firearms to Chicago

Gun-Trafficking Ring in Georgia and Chicago Disbanded Federal authorities have taken down a suspected gun-trafficking network that allegedly operated between Georgia and Chicago. Prosecutors claim this operation funneled numerous firearms to street gangs, some of which have been linked to juvenile murders and violent crimes. This month, a 23-count federal indictment was unsealed in the […]

Abigail Spanberger’s Gun Ban Proposal Backfires

Abigail Spanberger's Gun Ban Proposal Backfires

Virginia Governor’s Gun Control Efforts Halted by Court Virginia’s Governor Abigail Spanberger, a Democrat, saw her ambitious gun control initiatives stalled after a court decision in June, alongside the state Legislature pushing back the start date of another proposed law. Recently, a judge from Lancaster County, along with the Virginia Legislature, issued a preliminary injunction […]

Harmeet Dhillon states that the DOJ is addressing delays in Virginia gun checks.

Virginia Democrats deliver gun control legislation to Gov. Abigail Spanberger

The Justice Department’s chief prosecutor has addressed concerns from Virginia residents and former officials from the Trump administration regarding the slow pace of background checks, particularly after a judge temporarily blocked a significant “assault weapons” ban intended to begin Wednesday. This uproar is occurring as Richmond joins other Democratic-led cities aiming to tighten restrictions surrounding […]

Judges Barrett, Gorsuch, Thomas: Public Views Cannot Restrict Constitutional Gun Rights

Judges Barrett, Gorsuch, Thomas: Public Views Cannot Restrict Constitutional Gun Rights

Supreme Court Ruling on Hawaii’s Gun Laws In a recent decision, Justices Amy Coney Barrett, Neil Gorsuch, and Clarence Thomas expressed the view that public sentiment cannot hinder the application of constitutional rights. The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, found that Hawaii’s restrictions on concealed carry in private spaces breach both the Second and […]

The St. Louis gun couple case continues to have implications six years later

The St. Louis gun couple case continues to have implications six years later

Six Years After St. Louis Confrontation, Legal and Political Fallout Continues One significant image from 2020 captured a couple standing armed outside their home, igniting a national debate across various issues. Today, the aftermath of that moment, from legal ramifications to cultural discussions, is still unfolding. On June 28, 2020, during widespread protests for racial […]

Lawyer criticizes Hawaii for using outdated laws to justify gun limits

Lawyer criticizes Hawaii for using outdated laws to justify gun limits

On Thursday, an attorney who played a role in convincing the Supreme Court to dismantle Hawaii’s concealed carry restrictions criticized the state’s use of outdated laws from the Reconstruction era to justify its regulations. In a 6-3 decision in Wolford v. Lopez, the court ruled that licensed gun owners in Hawaii don’t need special permission […]