Tennessee Forced to Allow 18-to-20-Year-Olds to Carry Guns, Pay Gun-Rights Group’s Legal Fees

[Jim12]

Tennessee Forced to Allow 18-to-20-Year-Olds to Carry Guns, Pay Gun-Rights Group’s Legal Fees

Young adults in the Volunteer State will soon enjoy the same gun carry rights as their peers over the age of 21.

thereload.com

Didn't see this posted elsewhere.

 

[hodgepodge]

Somebody send this to Annapolis.

 

[remrug]

Any entity who passes a law that gets overturned on Constitutional principles should have to pay all legal fees

 

[Bertfish]

FPC has been pushing these type lawsuits all over the country as of late

I guess the idea is get wins or losses in different circuits and use that to push the issue nationally

 

[Afrikeber]

Tennessee Forced to Allow 18-to-20-Year-Olds to Carry Guns, Pay Gun-Rights Group’s Legal Fees

Young adults in the Volunteer State will soon enjoy the same gun carry rights as their peers over the age of 21.

thereload.com

Didn't see this posted elsewhere.

Totally concur with this State Court decision in Tennessee and should apply at a Nationally level.

 

[lazarus]

Any entity who passes a law that gets overturned on Constitutional principles should have to pay all legal fees

Last I checked they do.

 

[rambling_one]

Last I checked they do.

Will MGA have to pay if SB1 et al become a state law, assuming SCOTUS smack down is inevitable?

 

[Bob A]

Will MGA have to pay if SB1 et al become a state law, assuming SCOTUS smack down is inevitable?

I presume it would be the State of Maryland paying the tab.

Which means you and I, and the rest of us that pay into the state coffers, rather than those who benefit from the withdrawals therefrom.

 

[babalou]

Any entity who passes a law that gets overturned on Constitutional principles should have to pay all legal fees

100%

 

[TapRackBang]

Any entity who passes a law that gets overturned on Constitutional principles should have to pay all legal fees

Any politician who votes for or signs a law that gets overturned on Constitutional grounds by the SCOTUS should be expelled from office and prohibited from ever holding office again. They should also be prohibited from lobbying, the military, and government employment.

 

[Rickman]

Any politician who votes for or signs a law that gets overturned on Constitutional grounds by the SCOTUS should be expelled from office and prohibited from ever holding office again. They should also be prohibited from lobbying, the military, and government employment.

Especially after they have had such a clear and explicit warning from SCOTUS as to what is not allowed under the COTUS.