Category: Gun Law

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed two gun safety bills into law in April, requiring universal background checks for all gun sales and the safe storage of firearms and ammunition in homes which has led to Michigan prosecutors charging a father for violating the state’s newly enacted safe storage law.   After his son, allegedly, got a […]

Found by Gun Owners of America @GunOwners “In this underlying ruling, the Second Amendment community undoubtedly has mixed feelings, because while illegal aliens are most certainly not part of ‘the People,’ everyone has a God-given right to defend themselves against violent acts like rape and murder.” “Of course, the courts wouldn’t have to decide this […]

CBS Austin Writes The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments for Garland V. Cargill, a case that centers on whether a bump stock qualifies as a machine gun. A bump stock is a gun attachment that may be used on semi-automatic weapons to discharge hundreds of rounds, which some have compared to machine guns. The […]

In light of the recent mass shooting at the Super Bowl Parade in Kansas City, lawmakers are making changes to upcoming gun law bills. Here are the details you need to know… Originally posted on DK there will be a delay on the proposed gun laws that lawmakers were hoping to pass in early 2024. […]

After hearing more arguments challenging the original case findings of Harney County Circuit Court Judge Robert Raschio, a state court’s preliminary ruling against Oregon’s Measure 114 gun control policy will remain in effect. All of the defense counsel representing the Oregon Department of Justice’s objections to Judge Raschio’s assessment of the case were dismissed. The […]

Noting that California’s “sensitive places” statute substantially restricts lawful concealed carry and is “sweeping, repugnant to the Second Amendment, and openly defiant of the Supreme Court,” a federal judge has ordered a preliminary injunction against the law’s enforcement. It is a significant victory for the Second Amendment Foundation and its partners in a September federal […]

The United States Supreme Court refused to issue a temporary halt to a radical Illinois law that prohibits so-called “assault weapons,” allowing the state to implement the far-reaching ban on January 1. According to Axios, the Supreme Court released an unsigned brief with no dissenters and no explanation for why the Supremes did not feel […]

If Senator Charles Schumer (D) of New York’s revived legislation becomes law, the Second Amendment Foundation will undoubtedly challenge any federal ban on so-called “assault weapons.” Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) presented the Assault Weapons Ban of 2023 S. 25 bill. Republicans opposed it, and an attempt to move it by unanimous consent was unsuccessful. “Still,” […]

While the appeal process is pending, the United States Supreme Court received and docketed an emergency motion seeking an injunction against the enforcement of Illinois’ “assault weapons” ban. The case is City of Naperville, Illinois, v. National Association for Gun Rights. Law Weapons, Inc., d/b/a Law Weapons and Supply, Robert C. Bevis, and the National […]

A horrific shooting at a homeless encampment in a major American city, with the gunman vanishing into the night, is a tragic symbol of the times in which President Joe Biden led the country. Two individuals were killed and three more were injured following a gunshot at the campsite in Las Vegas, Nevada, on Friday, […]