Videos tagged with Cease and Desist

This video critically analyzes Rare Breed Triggers' actions, particularly their agreement with the ATF to pursue other FRT trigger manufacturers. The hosts argue this makes Rare Breed an extension of the ATF, alienating the gun community and leading to their alleged expulsion from Shot Show. They contrast this with companies that have faced community backlash and course-corrected, highlighting Rare Breed's perceived lack of accountability and 'greed'.

This video discusses Rare Breed Triggers being physically removed from Shot Show. The reason cited is their distribution of cease and desist letters and lawsuits to other FRT manufacturers on the show floor. The speaker criticizes this action as detrimental to the gun community's collaborative spirit.

This video discusses a legal situation in Switzerland where Sig Sauer Switzerland AG issued a cease and desist order to an online firearms forum. The order demanded the removal of posts deemed insulting or defamatory towards the company or its CEO, Pasqual Kaputi. The forum operator responded by implementing strict moderation policies, including censoring or deleting posts mentioning Sig Sauer or its CEO, and banning affiliated user accounts. The speaker critiques this approach as an 'idiotic move' that draws unwanted attention.

The California Department of Justice (DOJ) has issued a cease and desist letter to Flip Defense regarding their convertible grip. The DOJ claims the grip, even in its featureless configuration, can be considered a pistol grip and thus an assault weapon. The video argues this interpretation is legally questionable, as the grip requires a tool to convert to a standard pistol grip, similar to other legal featureless grips. Flip Defense is offering refunds and seeking further legal clarification.

This video from Guns & Gadgets 2nd Amendment News details a cease and desist letter sent by the National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR) to New York State Senate leadership regarding Senate Bill S9225. The bill, which aims to ban 'convertible pistols,' is argued to effectively target all semi-automatic handguns, including Glocks, and is deemed unconstitutional based on Supreme Court precedents. The video emphasizes the importance of citizen engagement and support for gun rights organizations in challenging such legislation.

This video discusses the lawsuit Second Amendment Foundation v. Ferguson, alleging that Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson has misused his office's powers to harass and suppress political speech, particularly concerning gun rights advocacy. The lawsuit claims the AG's office has engaged in oppressive tactics, including extensive document demands, gag orders on third parties, and a lack of transparency, all without identifying specific unlawful conduct. The speaker argues these actions are unconstitutional and indicative of tyrannical behavior, especially as Ferguson seeks to become governor.

This episode discusses a legal battle between the Sean Ryan Show and the Canadian government over alleged classified information in a podcast episode featuring a former JTF2 sniper. Attorney Tim Parlatore explains how US First Amendment rights and legal precedents like the Pentagon Papers case protect speech against government censorship claims, even when dealing with classified information. The discussion highlights the potential for overclassification and the use of such claims to control narratives or cover up embarrassments, contrasting US and Canadian legal frameworks.

This YouTube video features Tim Parlatore, attorney for the Shawn Ryan Show, discussing an incident involving the Canadian Special Operations Command (CSOC) and Dallas Alexander. Parlatore explains that CSOC issued a cease and desist letter to Shawn Ryan Show for an episode with Alexander, alleging classified information was discussed. Parlatore asserts that after review, no classified information impacting the unit or country was revealed. He claims Alexander was silenced for speaking out after being fired for not adhering to COVID-19 mandates, framing it as a suppression of free speech and an act of tyranny.

This video clarifies the situation surrounding a GunBroker seller known as 'Rifle Remedy 2000'. The host admits previous assumptions were incorrect, identifying 'Rifle Remedy 2000' as a 21-year-old college student who legally sold firearm components like Rare Breed triggers and P80 kits to fund his education. The video details a search warrant executed at his residence, confiscation of electronics, and a subsequent cease and desist letter from the DOJ prohibiting further sales. It also addresses the dangers of doxing and cancel culture targeting the individual.

This episode of the "Who Moved My Freedom Podcast" features John Crump, Walter SHF, and Baby Face P discussing the ATF's cease and desist letter issued to JSD Supply. The hosts emphasize the importance of supporting JSD Supply during this challenging time and provide a link to a fundraising effort. The description also includes promotional codes for Blackout Coffee and US Law Shield, as well as various links to support the channel's content creators.

The ATF has issued a cease and desist letter to JSD Supply, alleging that selling 80% receivers and firearm parts online without an FFL violates the Gun Control Act. JSD Supply has filed a lawsuit against the ATF, arguing that previous ATF determinations classified these items as unregulated. The company is seeking a preliminary injunction to halt the ATF's enforcement action, which they claim is an attempt to preemptively enforce a new rule not yet in effect.

This video discusses the lawsuit filed by JSD Supply against the ATF, challenging the ATF's interpretation that selling parts kits and jigs constitutes selling firearms without a license. The lawsuit alleges the ATF is acting arbitrarily and exceeding its authority, attempting to create law rather than enforce it. The video highlights the ATF's previous stance that such parts are not firearms and emphasizes the importance of legal challenges in preventing government overreach.