How a Single Gun Magazine Might Change the Way Judges Sentencing Criminals
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case that could potentially reshape how criminal sentencing is approached, focusing specifically on a magazine designed for a Glock pistol. The United States Sentencing Guidelines, developed by the United States Sentencing Commission, serve as a framework for federal district judges when determining sentences for various offenses. […]
Ban Affecting Many Gun Owners May Soon End In Supreme Court
The Supreme Court is approaching a deadline that may decide if they will consider a case that could eliminate restrictions on magazines capable of holding over ten rounds. On October 1, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport submitted a petition requesting the Supreme Court review a decision from the Third Circuit Court regarding Cheeseman v. […]
Appeals court restricts gun ban for felons while maintaining it for violent criminals
Supreme Court issues major rulings on gun rights, asylum The Supreme Court has made significant decisions concerning gun rights and immigration, as reported by Shannon Bream. One major ruling overturned Hawaii’s law that restricted carrying firearms in private spaces, marking a win for supporters of the Second Amendment. Additionally, the Court supported a policy on […]
Appeals court limits gun restrictions for felons while maintaining them for violent criminals
Supreme Court Rulings on Gun Rights and Immigration Shannon Bream recently reported significant updates from the Supreme Court regarding gun rights and immigration issues. The Court has overturned a Hawaii law governing the carrying of firearms in private properties, marking a win for advocates of the Second Amendment. Additionally, it has supported the previous administration’s […]
Everytown Labels ATF Director a Tool of the Gun Industry Due to Halt on Suppressor Registration
Everytown Criticizes ATF’s New Suppressor Guidelines Everytown for Gun Safety, associated with Mike Bloomberg, expressed strong discontent with the ATF’s new guidelines concerning suppressor sales, labeling ATF Director Robert Cekada a “puppet” of the gun industry. Before the guidelines were released, Director Cekada informed Breitbart News that the ATF and DOJ decided to expand an […]
Glen Powell from ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ shares his reasons for avoiding political discussions: It creates division among people.
Glen Powell Shies Away from Political Discussions In a recent conversation with Esquire, Glen Powell, known for his role in Twisters, expressed his reluctance to engage in political discussions, citing their divisive nature. He reflected on his upbringing, mentioning that his parents had little interest in politics, and he feels similarly disinterested now. Powell noted, […]
Supreme Court begins its session with cases on gun rights and religious freedom
The Supreme Court is set to begin its new term on Monday, tackling cases with potential implications for religious freedom, gun rights, immigration, and the relationship between state and federal powers. Last term focused heavily on significant issues regarding presidential authority, such as Donald Trump’s ability to impose tariffs and make changes to birthright citizenship. […]
Trump’s Justice Department States It Will Not Challenge Landmark Decision Eliminating Regulations for Gun Suppressors
The Department of Justice (DOJ) informed Congress on Thursday that it would not challenge a recent court ruling eliminating the paperwork and registration requirements for suppressors. This decision follows a ruling by United States District Judge James Wesley Hendrix from the Northern District of Texas, appointed by Trump, who decided on August 5 that the […]
Gun Rights Organizations Seek Supreme Court To Dismiss Lawsuit Against AR-15 Maker Over Advertisements
Supreme Court Petition from Pro-Second Amendment Groups On Monday, two organizations advocating for Second Amendment rights requested the Supreme Court to dismiss a lawsuit against a gun manufacturer. According to a press release from the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C., in April 2022, Raymond Spencer fired over 200 rounds from an apartment towards a […]
Red States Request Supreme Court to Cancel Maine’s Gun Purchase Waiting Time
In a significant legal move, twenty-five states, led by Montana, are urging the Supreme Court to review a case contesting Maine’s 72-hour waiting period for gun purchases. Attorneys representing Andrea Beckwith submitted their petition to the Supreme Court on August 25. This follows a decision by the United States Court of Appeals for the First […]