Videos tagged with Fourth Circuit Court

The Fourth Circuit Court has upheld Maryland's 'permit to purchase' law, requiring a license before buying a firearm. This decision, in Maryland Shall Issue v. Moore, relies heavily on dicta from the Supreme Court's Bruen decision, interpreting 'shall issue' licensing laws as presumptively constitutional. The court established a new test where the burden shifts to plaintiffs to prove such laws infringe on Second Amendment rights, potentially bypassing historical analysis.

This video discusses Maryland's decision to continue enforcing its Handgun Qualification License (HQL) law despite a Fourth Circuit Court ruling that declared it unconstitutional. The Maryland State Police are citing a technicality, stating they will only cease enforcement once a formal mandate is issued by the court, which is expected around December 11th. Governor Wes Moore has indicated his administration is evaluating options to continue fighting for the law.

The Fourth Circuit Court has struck down a Draconian anti-gun law in Maryland that required licensing to exercise Second Amendment rights. The court ruled the law was an unconstitutional obstruction, not designed for safety, and lacked historical precedent. This decision represents a significant victory for gun rights advocates.

This video analyzes an opinion piece that compares gun control arguments to abortion rights arguments. The speaker highlights perceived inconsistencies in the left's reasoning, particularly regarding age restrictions for handgun purchases and the application of 'people will do what people will do' logic. The analysis focuses on how the author of the opinion piece allegedly misrepresents a Fourth Circuit court ruling on firearm purchases for 18-20 year olds, and how this comparison to abortion rights falls apart due to selective application of principles.