Notes from the Resistance
Accused killer may soon be released after 4 years in jail, no trial [More]
Seeing as how the Sixth Amendment supposedly guarantees “a right to a speedy and public trial,” why aren’t the government officials responsible for this in jail?
And that said, what have we learned about taking in derelicts?
[Via bondmen]
Finally, The Gibson’s Bakery Family Has Been Paid By Oberlin College [More]
What is it they say about payback?
Let’s hope this further discourages alumni from donating.
[Via Michael G]
These have posted since Friday afternoon:
Accordingly, upon due consideration, it is hereby ORDERED that the motion for a stay pending appeal is GRANTED and … Appellees’ motion to expedite the resolution of the matter is GRANTED. [More]
So the infringements will continue but we’ll hurry up about making a decision?
Here’s the original Antonyuk v. Hochul complaint for those unfamiliar with the case. Just to give you an idea of how full of sh… uh… beans the other side is, check out this bit of lying, hoplophobic hysteria from Brady president Kris Brown:
New Yorkers, like all Americans, do not want their supermarkets, public squares, and child care centers turned into bullet-riddled crime scenes.
Where haven’t lawful concealed carriers done that?
Today, Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Gun Owners Foundation (GOF) secured a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in state court, preventing the entire new Oregon gun control law from being enforced. Signed by Judge Robert S. Raschio, the order bars the state from implementing any portion of the law until a hearing is held on a request for a preliminary injunction next Tuesday. [More]
I guess it all depends on the judge…
UPDATE
This email from Oregon Firearms Federation just came across the transom. Since it is not yet posted to the “Alerts” page I am pasting it here in its entirety:
Early this morning we were notified that Judge Karin Immergut has denied our motion to delay the implementation of Ballot Measure 114.
She did agree with the state’s request to delay the permitting process for 30 days. A process the state assured the court will be ready by Thursday.
That will provide no protection for anyone who currently owns a standard capacity magazine or anyone who owns a common shotgun which will now be contraband.
It also does nothing for anyone waiting to take possession of a firearm they paid for but have not received, if that gun comes with a standard magazine.
Furthermore, come Thursday even security guards and off duty police will be breaking the law if they are in possession of a standard magazine.
This is a lengthy (and obviously disappointing) decision and we will have more information soon. But for now, unless something really unexpected happens, understand that your rights will be, once again, seriously eroded starting Thursday.
Survivors of Uvalde shooting seek $27B in class action lawsuit [More]
We’ll just have to go to Plan B.
[Via bondmen]
The cop who killed Shaver was fired. But he will receive a disability pension for the rest of his life because he claims he has post-traumatic stress disorder. [More]
And the tax cows he would have willingly executed as they groveled before him will foot the bill for everything.
MAJOR 2A CALIFORNIA COURT VICTORY: Critical Win for Gun Rights Supporters TODAY [Watch]
California’s tyrannical attempt to stifle peaceful revolution by economically coercing against petitioning government for redress of grievances gets set back by Judge Benitez.
I didn’t find announcements on SAF, FPC, and Ninth Circuit websites yet, and nothing yet on a news search, so Mark W. Smith has the scoop.
Rob Bonta really is evil.
[Via Jess]
A California clerk was fatally shot by a robbery suspect, authorities say. The suspect won’t be charged with murder. The suspect was fleeing the robbery at the Antioch gas station when the clerk chased him and opened fire. Then the suspect returned fire, which experts say could be argued as self-defense. [More]
You just can’t claim the same with state enforcers.
Here I thought that if anyone died during the commission of a crime all the perps involved could be charged. Crime scene getaway isn’t a crime in CA?
Who wants to bet Jackson was carrying “illegally” and has a rap sheet?
And all that said, yeah, you’re not allowed to go after criminals. You have to let them go to where they can kill somebody else.
[Via Steve T]
I just hope all the independent actions coordinate with rather than sidetrack the original effort.
A month later, the Secret Service flipped again, telling the Washington, D.C., district court on Nov. 10 that they located over 100 records totaling over 400 pages that could be responsive to Judicial Watch’s FOIA request. [More]
So the affidavit they signed for me under penalty of perjury so that I would dismiss my complaint was a lie?
I’m looking into what the options are now.
The Plaintiffs in this action are a group of highly trained and experienced firearms users whose lives were upended by a dangerously defective pistol: the Sig Sauer P320. [More]
If true, PLCAA will not apply — something the antis don’t want people to know.
And if successful, the confiscators may need to look elsewhere…
[Via Jess]
Walmart Employee Sues Company, Claims She Complained About Alleged Mass Shooter Months Before Attack [More]
Good. Woke corporate has been so busy undermining your and my rights they’ve been ignoring things they could control that have been right under their noses.
[Via bondmen]
