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That was part of the argument was that the plaintiff would be harmed as they were likely to end up carrying in places by accident now considered sensitive places under the law because almost everywhere was.Certain aspects of the law like the sensitive places should have been grounds for standing as before Bruen these permit holders had very few off limits places.
The permit requirements may be another story though.
Perhaps several smaller suits attacking separate facets of the law might fare better.
A non-resident suit should also proceed.
It isn't. But TBH, I hope they are also examining the ruling and either looking to amend (it was dismissed without prejudice) and/or appealing. And finding others to file brand new suits with a better chance of standing.Pay attention folks…
He can file an appeal with the circuit court. The same thing happened with the first Bruen case. The one we won with SCOTUS.
The case isn’t over yet.
It isn't. But TBH, I hope they are also examining the ruling and either looking to amend (it was dismissed without prejudice) and/or appealing. And finding others to file brand new suits with a better chance of standing.
To others, I don't think this is going to take 2-3 years. I think this is going to be days, weeks, or short months to get a TRO on the law.
While the two case were both dismissed, they were dismissed for very different reasons. The NYSRPA v Bruen case was dismissed for a failure to state a claim because a previous decision already decided the case. This case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction related to standing. I have not finished reading the opinion and validating what was said, but there seems to be issues with the arguments given the plaintiff and their situation.Pay attention folks…
He can file an appeal with the circuit court. The same thing happened with the first Bruen case. The one we won with SCOTUS.
The case isn’t over yet.
Just goes to show that she will do or say anything to get elected.The NRA endorsed Hochul in 2012 when she ran, and lost, the race for the 27th Congressional District seat to Republican Chris Collins. Hochul had an "A" rating with the NRA and for a House voting record to protect the Second Amendment and rights of gun owners, including voting in favor of a law to allow people with a valid permit to carry their concealed weapon in any U.S. state.
"I don't know why people aren't talking about that and why she hasn't addressed that," Suozzi said. "Hochul is talking how Congress did not act in 2012 and she was in Congress right around that time and she was endorsed by the NRA. It's really the height of hypocrisy."
Hochul brushed off a question about her past NRA endorsement Wednesday during a press conference in New York City where she announced several executive orders and gun control legislation to help identify and stop radical white supremacist rhetoric fueling racist attacks across the nation.
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Hochul is a ***bag!
Janis Joplin (and her harpoon) weepsBetter a Red Flag than a Red Bandana .
I agree. Otherwise they’ll appeal just the standing to the circuit court.While the two case were both dismissed, they were dismissed for very different reasons. The NYSRPA v Bruen case was dismissed for a failure to state a claim because a previous decision already decided the case. This case was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction related to standing. I have not finished reading the opinion and validating what was said, but there seems to be issues with the arguments given the plaintiff and their situation.
I think the better thing to do is find a better plaintiff.
As the Four Boxes Diner points out, the judge did blast NY for a clearly unconstitutional law.
Starting on page 53.
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nynd.133602/gov.uscourts.nynd.133602.48.0_4.pdf
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