I believe you would be covered by safe passage laws. So long as the firearm was legally purchased in your home state and properly secured with ammo separate , and you are traveling to a legitimate firearms related activity you would be ok. Back in the early 90s when the NRA was located in DC...
I’ve been checking the 4CA website for some time like most of us. I noticed a few days ago, the anti 2A judge on the Bianchi case authored a decision for a case that was argued in 2021. It could be she’s lazy as well.
I’ve been wondering the same thing. Could the en banc panel send it back to the district court? Seems like the new tactic is for the anti gun circuits to delay 2A cases as long as possible in hopes of the SCOTUS. flipping back.
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Thats the point. We already know the 4th Circus will drag it out as long as they can. I’m questioning why the attorneys for the plaintiffs don’t seem interested in applying pressure to push the case forward.
Miller v Bonta dropped today. Probably won’t change anything anytime soon but it’s interesting that this decision is out after 7 months and we’re at 10+ and still waiting. I can’t help but wonder if this makes a stronger case for a Writ of Mandamus?
If CA loses at the 9th. Then the other states will beg them not to appeal to SCOTUS. They will take the L just to avoid that. Look what happened when DC lost Wrenn. It will be years before this happens and certainly not likely they will lose. I don’t think there ever was a pro 2A ruling that...
I think this case originally was pretty quick because of the prior case (Kolbe?). IIRC Kolbe was also about 10 months plus another 10 for the en banc appeal. It’s total BS any way you slice it, by GVRing it the SCOTUS basically told them the right answer.