Thank you for getting the thread back on track.
5CA denies campus carry lawsuit to ban CCW
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The vote against taking that en banc was 8-7. Since then another Trump appointed judge has taken his seat on the 5th and there's another pending vacancy. So hopefully that will get re-litigated in a new case in the near future.
Btw, Trump appointed Judge Ho was on the panel in the Campus Carry case:
http://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/17/17-50641-CV0.pdf
krucam
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Yup, the Circuit was ok before but trending towards awesome...I’d expect many more suits to be filed here in the near future, particularly involving Federal law.
Mr H
Banana'd
How will conservative and libertarian students feel free to express themselves now that they know the professor harbors animus towards them? Clearly she has chilled their speech and by her own logic she should be banned from classrooms.
It's official... we live in Weenie World.
But, great decision!
MigraineMan
Defenestration Specialist
How will conservative and libertarian students feel free to express themselves now that they know the professor harbors animus towards them? Clearly she has chilled their speech and by her own logic she should be banned from classrooms.
Further, "banning" law-abiding folks from CCW-ing doesn't do squat to affect the possibility that someone in the classroom has a firearm, because the criminal-types will do it anyway ... regardless of your rules or the laws.
After the professors were denied a preliminary injunction in the district court in 2016, their attorney was quoted saying:
Unfortunately for the plaintiffs and their attorney, hysterical predictions are not facts and hoplophobia is not a valid legal argument to strike down a law passed by the State's legislature.
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