Videos tagged with 2A Case

The Supreme Court has accepted a Second Amendment case, Wolford v. Lopez, originating from Hawaii. This case, heard by the Ninth Circuit, challenges Hawaii's strict gun laws, specifically concerning the carrying of handguns by licensed concealed carry permit holders on private property open to the public. The Court will focus on whether Hawaii can presumptively prohibit such carrying unless the property owner explicitly grants permission, a restriction sometimes referred to as the 'vampire rule.' This decision could significantly impact 'sensitive location' arguments nationwide, following the precedent set by the Bruin case.

This video discusses a federal judge's consideration in the "Sullivan v. Ferguson" case regarding Washington state's magazine ban. The judge is exploring the possibility of appointing a history expert to help interpret the Second Amendment in light of the NYSPRA v. Bruen Supreme Court decision. The content argues that such historical expertise is unnecessary for judges to apply the Second Amendment to modern gun laws and criticizes the move as a potential "waste of time." The analysis highlights the role of a judge and references historical analogues in legal arguments.

This ARFCOM News video discusses recent developments in Second Amendment legal cases. It highlights the Supreme Court taking up a major gun rights case for the first time in over a decade, a New York man beating "ghost gun" charges due to a tossed warrant, and the Ninth Circuit vacating an injunction on the distribution of 3D gun files. The video also touches on a case where a truck was seized over loose ammunition. Links to TNVC, ARFCOM's Teespring, social media, and Andrew's shirt are provided.

This video from "Ant's Rants" discusses the significant news of the Supreme Court taking on its first Second Amendment (2A) case since 2010. The discussion highlights the importance of this case, especially noting that it originates from New York City. The video provides links to various resources related to firearms ownership, training, and legal information in New Jersey and New York, as well as social media and contact information for "Gun For Hire."