Category: Legal

Gunkies in Need of a Fix

In defining what constitutes a public health emergency, the governor asserts that both gun violence and drug abuse “comfortably fall within” the category because of extremely dangerous conditions posed by weapons and toxic chemical agents posing an imminent threat to many New Mexico residents. The temporary orders don’t violate constitutional rights, she said. [More]

That’s because she’s an unqualified liar with a subversive agenda.

I’d think if Democrats are going to treat “gun dependency” like they do addiction, they’d have dispensaries where you could pick up free ones so you wouldn’t have to share…

[Via Jess]

The Only Thing Systemic is the Fraud

An analysis of twenty years of academic literature found that there is little or no evidence that minorities are mistreated by the criminal justice system when it comes to punishment, despite assertions to the contrary by policymakers, media, and academics. [More]

Of course. If claims about careers are true, they to work twice as hard to get the same results…

[Via Michael G]

All in the Family

Crumbley’s defense attorney, meanwhile, argued that Crumbley had shown signs of severe mental illness years prior to the shooting, and neither his parents nor school officials did anything to help him. They also argued that he has the potential to be rehabilitated, saying he has participated in therapy every day and is taking medication by his own choice. [More]

Sorry, but what he did is so twisted and evil I’d recommend conclusive proof that he can be trusted with a gun before opening that cage.

The One to Watch

Bloomberg Law’s take on the Court’s consideration of the case is, unsurprisingly, driven by the fact that it might upend some of the charges leveled at Trump. And it is hard to criticize that focus because, well…Trump. He is the big dog, and if Fischer wins his appeal some of the cases against Trump either get complicated or even go away. [More]

Which helps explain some of the Marxist desperation…

Let’s just hope we’re not talking Kraken here…

[Via Michael G]

News in Brief

The Second Amendment Foundation has submitted an amicus brief supporting the plaintiffs in a federal challenge of California’s ban on so-called “large-capacity magazines” in a case known as Duncan v. Bonta. [More]

I look at the last post and then I look at this and note how the the provokers smear us as the violent ones.

Related UPDATE

Twenty-five states file brief against California’s unconstitutional firearm magazine ban [More]

Tangentially Related UPDATE

SAF FILES AMICUS BRIEF IN PA GUN RIGHTS DENIAL CASE

That’s from Alan Gottlieb’s email. The post isn’t up yet, but when it is you can get the link from SAF’s “News” page.

Trouble in Paradise

Kill it by doing nothing…

I wonder if a deliberate indifference lawsuit would work…

[Via Jess]

Baltimore’s ATF Lawsuit Really Only Targets ‘Law-Abiding’ Gun Dealers

The prohibitionists want to sue dealers out of existence and are using spurious allegations parroted by their complicit media partners to add another con to their repertoire of rights swindles. [More]

Does anyone believe Steve Detttelbach’s ATF doesn’t welcome being sued and hasn’t been ordered to find a plausible way to take a dive?

Approaching Zero Hour

Judge declines to stay assault weapons ban ahead of Jan. 1 registration deadline [More]

What are your options when your own government, headed by a morbidly obese collectivist billionaire, makes you a criminal for refusing to surrender your rights and his allied political courts take away all means of peaceable recourse?

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Nosing Around Enough

Here, it just seems that the court is either creeped out by dogs sniffing butts or particularly protective of the embarrassment of body odor. [More]

I’m creeped out by anyone presuming authority to do that to me. And I’m further creeped out by the ones who give their dogs secret cue signals.

[Via Michael G]

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