Videos tagged with Executive Discretion

This analysis, presented by constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith, highlights a significant admission by the Department of Justice (DOJ) during the Supreme Court oral arguments in *United States v. Rahimi*. The DOJ conceded that executive branches and administrative agencies have limited discretion in Second Amendment-related licensing, particularly concerning subjective criteria. This admission is poised to challenge discretionary gun licensing regimes nationwide, reinforcing the need for objective standards as established by the *Bruen* decision.