SAF sues NY again in Bruen

[swinokur]

This time make it stick

Second Amendment Foundation

BELLEVUE, WA – The Second Amendment Foundation today filed a federal lawsuit challenging a new gun control law adopted in New York State following the Supreme Court’s nullification of its previous concealed carry state that required “proper cause,” alleging the state’...

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[camo556]

The thread, that is.

 

[Bertfish]

I was just thinking when this would get going again. Come on guys mop the floor with them

 

[clandestine]

SCOTUS didn't go far enough.

This should have been the ruling:

1) No places are off limits to carry or possess a firearm unless the site has all three things satisfied. a) armed guards, b) security screening, and c) weapon storage lockers.

2) No permit is required to carry a firearm anywhere in the U.S. and territories with exemption to those who are fugitives and those incarcerated.

3) firearms, firearm feeding devices, and firearm accessories can not be banned.

4) Any Politician, Public Official, Public Employee, Contractor, Judge, or Police Officer who attempts to further ban or restrict firearm rights can be imprisoned for 50 years and fined 500 million dollars for each offense.

 

[Allen65]

SCOTUS didn't go far enough.


4) Any Politician, Public Official, Public Employee, Contractor, Judge, or Police Officer who attempts to further ban or restrict firearm rights can be imprisoned for 50 years and fined 500 million dollars for each offense.

Bloomberg could pay the fines for the entire Senate and have change left over

 

[csanc123]

Related question...

Given the 2nd and 14th amendments....how has NY got away with restricting non resident permits to only those with property or a business? Since when does self defense become moot when you cross a state border?

 

[JohnnyE]

SCOTUS didn't go far enough.

This should have been the ruling:

1) No places are off limits to carry or possess a firearm unless the site has all three things satisfied. a) armed guards, b) security screening, and c) weapon storage lockers.

2) No permit is required to carry a firearm anywhere in the U.S. and territories with exemption to those who are fugitives and those incarcerated.

3) firearms, firearm feeding devices, and firearm accessories can not be banned.

4) Any Politician, Public Official, Public Employee, Contractor, Judge, or Police Officer who attempts to further ban or restrict firearm rights can be imprisoned for 50 years and fined 500 million dollars for each offense.

 

[Boats]

Bloomberg could pay the fines for the entire Senate and have change left over

He doesn't have that kind of time left.

 

[AssMan]

Related question...

Since when does self defense become moot when you cross a state border?

I’m also waiting for NY’s explanation.


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[Afrikeber]

So how long before a decision on this one?

 

[Crazytrain]

So how long before a decision on this one?

It'll be quick. Two, maybe three generations.

 

[swinokur]

In the year 2525




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[HaveBlue]

Two weeks!

 

[swinokur]

https://assets.nationbuilder.com/firearmspolicycoalition/pages/6597/attachments/original/1663097759/Boron_v_Bruen_Complaint.pdf?1663097759

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[Bob A]

https://assets.nationbuilder.com/firearmspolicycoalition/pages/6597/attachments/original/1663097759/Boron_v_Bruen_Complaint.pdf?1663097759

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Thanks for the link.

It will be interesting to see whether lower courts will take onto themselves the flagrant flaunting of the express wishes of the Supreme Court, or kick this garbage can back to the legislature that authored it.

 

[swinokur]

If an injunction is issued it’s back in their court

Bring it


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[rbird7282]

Bloomberg could pay the fines for the entire Senate and have change left over

He wouldn’t be able to cover all of those included in that list however


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[kayaklife]

It'll be quick. Two, maybe three generations.

 

[Garet Jax]

It would be funny if this wasn't the reality that the government has been exploiting for decades. It is so quick to create a law and so long to remove it.

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

Bloomberg could pay the fines for the entire Senate and have change left over

That A hole pisses me off. As does FJB, Soros, and the cast of characters reaming us with bs laws, bogus border and taxflation. Etc.