Videos tagged with Delaware gun law

This video discusses several recent and proposed firearm-related legal developments. It covers a significant $1,000 gun registration proposal in the Virgin Islands, a Justice Department discussion about potentially banning transgender individuals from owning firearms, and a new ban on firearm sales to individuals under 21 in Delaware. Additionally, it touches on a DC Appeals Court ruling that, while recognizing adults under 21 as "The People," restricts their ability to purchase handguns. The video also includes links to firearm accessory manufacturers, a Discord server, social media, and various gun rights advocacy organizations for donations and engagement.

This video discusses a Supreme Court petition, Gray v. Jennings, concerning Delaware's Assault Weapon and Magazine Ban. While not directly challenging the ban's constitutionality at this stage, the case focuses on the legal test for granting or denying injunctive relief when Second Amendment rights are allegedly violated. William Kirk of Washington Gun Law explains the potential implications of this legal question, encouraging viewers to educate themselves on the matter. The video also promotes sponsor Black Forest Supplements and highlights the work of the Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC).

This video discusses a significant legal battle over Delaware's "assault weapon" and magazine ban, as heard by the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit. Host Mark Smith, a constitutional attorney, analyzes the arguments presented, touching on the Second Amendment, the burden of proof, and the historical context of gun rights. The discussion delves into what anti-gun proponents desire and the role of evidence in these legal fights, offering insights into the potential outcomes of the case and the broader implications for gun owners. The analysis emphasizes understanding the fundamental "four boxes" of American liberty.

This video discusses new legislation in Delaware that criminalizes the posting of files for 3D printing firearms. It also references other recent legal developments, including an Illinois Supreme Court ruling on gun and ammo taxes and a Philadelphia school district incident involving a student making a wooden gun. The description links to TNVC.com and several news articles.