Videos tagged with Assembly Bill 173

This video discusses the case of Barbar v. Bon, challenging California's collection and sharing of sensitive personal data from firearm purchasers. The speaker argues that this practice violates the state's constitutional right to privacy, despite a written disclosure promising data would not be shared outside law enforcement. The case highlights concerns about government overreach and potential misuse of firearm owner data.

A California appeals court has ruled that the state can continue to share personal information of gun owners with researchers, citing public health benefits. This decision allows the state to release names, addresses, and phone numbers collected during background checks, despite concerns about privacy and past data breaches by the California Department of Justice. The ruling stems from Assembly Bill 173, signed in 2021, which was challenged in court.

This video provides a critical update on a massive gun owner data leak in California, initially believed to be localized to Los Angeles County but now confirmed to be statewide. The breach, spanning from 2011-2021, affects numerous databases including CCW applications, Assault Weapon Registries, and Handgun certifications. The speaker highlights concerns that legislation like Assembly Bill 173 could exacerbate privacy issues by providing access to this sensitive information for research purposes, potentially fueling gun control agendas.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio features Adam Kraut of the Firearms Policy Coalition discussing ongoing legal battles to protect Second Amendment rights. Key topics include successful challenges to COVID-19 related gun store closures in California, a new lawsuit concerning the burden of proof for firearm prohibition, and a challenge to California's privacy laws regarding firearm owner data. The discussion emphasizes the historical understanding of the Second Amendment and the legal strategies employed to defend gun rights.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the NRA-ILA against California to protect the privacy of gun owners. The lawsuit challenges a law (Assembly Bill 173) that allows the state to disclose sensitive personal information of firearm owners to universities and research institutes. This information includes names, addresses, birthplaces, phone numbers, occupations, ID numbers, race, sex, physical characteristics, social security numbers, and firearm types. The NRA argues this is a violation of privacy rights and puts law-abiding citizens at risk, not impacting crime prevention. The video also promotes various products and services through affiliate links.

This video from Guns & Gadgets News critically analyzes California's Assembly Bill 173, signed by Governor Gavin Newsom. The bill allows the University of California's Violence Research Center access to personal information of California gun owners, including background check and 4473 form data. The speaker argues this is a dangerous precedent, potentially paving the way for national data collection under the guise of addressing gun violence as an 'epidemic', and urges gun owners to take action.