Videos tagged with California AG

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has granted California a stay in the Miller v. Bonta case, allowing the state's 'assault weapon' ban to remain in effect while the appeal is processed. This decision was a 2-1 split, with the majority opting to keep the law active. A positive development is the expedited appeal process, with oral arguments scheduled for December, suggesting a faster path to a potential Supreme Court review.

This episode of 'This Week in Guns' covers a range of firearm-related news and legal developments. Topics include the Alec Baldwin shooting records report, the impact of rolling back gun laws on police safety, and new restrictions in California, Oregon, and Montgomery County, Maryland. The episode also touches on the reinstatement of New York's concealed carry law and a legal case involving a 'funny gun device' designed to circumvent California's assault weapon laws. Additionally, a convicted felon in Virginia faces charges for gun possession, and a man allegedly brandished a firearm at a Wendy's over a missing sauce packet.

This video discusses the California Attorney General's actions following a Supreme Court 2nd Amendment case, alleging that these actions jeopardize the safety of CCW permit holders. The creator expresses concern that the AG is penalizing those who support the 2nd Amendment. The video also promotes GFG merchandise, Patreon support, the GFG website for prayer requests, and social media channels.

The Supreme Court's decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen is a significant victory for Second Amendment rights, establishing that the right to carry firearms in public for self-defense is protected. The ruling rejects 'may issue' licensing schemes that require 'good cause' and mandates that firearm regulations must be consistent with the nation's historical tradition of firearm regulation, effectively striking down the previous 'two-step' legal framework. This precedent could lead to the invalidation of various gun control measures.

This video discusses California Attorney General Rob Bonta's stance on Red Flag laws, as presented by Reno May. The description suggests Bonta is encouraging individuals to report family members and coworkers under these laws. The video also includes promotional links for various products and services, including body armor, merchandise, and a pre-workout supplement, as well as a link to join the USCCA for post-gunfight protection. A mailing address for Reno May is provided.

This video argues that political leaders on the Left are exhibiting fear regarding the increasing prevalence of gun rights across the nation. The content suggests a growing concern among these leaders about the direction of gun control policies in the face of expanding Second Amendment support. The discussion aims to analyze and highlight this perceived fear and its implications.

This video details the speaker's internship experience at the California Attorney General's Office, specifically within the Correctional Law section. The speaker contrasts the perceived liberal leanings of most AG's office attorneys with the more conservative stance of the Correctional Law section, which defends correctional officers against inmate lawsuits. The narrative culminates in a meeting with Attorney General Xavier Becerra, where the speaker observed Becerra's disinterest in the Correctional Law section's work and his apparent favor towards inmates, highlighting a perceived political bias.