Videos tagged with Licensing

This video, presented with the authority of an experienced instructor, details how the Department of Justice is leveraging civil rights legal strategies to challenge modern gun laws. It draws parallels between current firearm regulations and the tactics used to disenfranchise voters during the Jim Crow era, focusing on how procedural barriers, fees, and delays can effectively deny constitutional rights. The analysis highlights the US Virgin Islands as a key test case for these arguments, emphasizing the potential for broad legal precedent.

This video features a passionate advocate discussing the Second Amendment's unique position as a target of legal challenges within the Bill of Rights. The speaker highlights concerns about licensing and permit requirements for firearm ownership, suggesting these are specific restrictions designed to impede constitutional rights. The content is presented with strong rhetorical emphasis, drawing on knowledge of constitutional law.

This guide outlines the complex process of owning firearms in Russia, drawing on insights from an experienced instructor. Key takeaways include mandatory licensing, a five-year waiting period for rifled firearms after starting with smooth-bores, and strict regulations on storage and carry. Civilian Tactical provides an educational overview of these requirements, emphasizing the need for thorough background checks and safety courses.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio features an interview with 2A Historian Jay Factor. They discuss Jay's act of civil disobedience concerning his carry renewal application. The core message highlighted is that "Licensing is when the government takes away your right to do something and sells it back to you." The episode encourages listeners to engage with the content by listening, learning, liking, following, and sharing.

This video provides an expert analysis from Mark W. Smith, a constitutional attorney, on the US Supreme Court's recent decisions regarding Second Amendment cases. The court has not yet granted certiorari for several key cases, including those challenging Illinois' 'assault weapon' ban, leading to a continued waiting game for gun rights advocates. The speaker attributes the delays to a heavy workload on the emergency docket and potential political pressures.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor denied a request to halt New York City's 'good moral character' requirement for gun owners. This ruling allows the subjective standard to remain in place while legal challenges proceed. The video argues this requirement infringes upon Second Amendment rights, drawing parallels to potential infringements on other fundamental rights.

Camden County, Missouri, Commissioners have responded to the ATF's requests for zoning and licensing information on local firearms businesses. The county asserts that such inquiries violate the anti-commandeering doctrine and Missouri's Second Amendment Preservation Act (SAPA), which carries a $50,000 penalty for assisting federal enforcement of unconstitutional firearm infringements. This action demonstrates a local government's stance against federal overreach and its commitment to protecting citizens' Second Amendment rights.

This video from Civilian Tactical discusses the potential legal ramifications of using a Baofeng UV-5R ham radio without a license. The host, identified as a licensed ham radio operator and familiar with tactical gear, explains that unauthorized transmissions can lead to significant fines. The video emphasizes the importance of obtaining a ham radio license to legally operate on VHF/UHF frequencies and highlights that authorities can easily track illegal activity.

This video discusses the introduction of H.R. 8882, a new bill proposed by New York Republican Chris Jacobs, which would mandate Americans obtain a license to exercise their Second Amendment rights. The video provides a link to the bill itself, along with affiliate links to USCCA, Blackout Coffee, and the channel's Patreon and merch store. It also includes standard disclaimers regarding professional supervision, potential affiliate links, and the educational/entertainment purpose of the content.

This video provides an expert analysis of HR 8882, the Federal Assault Weapons Licensing Act, introduced by Congressman Chris Jacobs. It details the proposed federal licensing requirements for purchasing and possessing 'assault weapons,' including mandatory safety courses, background checks, and fingerprinting, with a five-year renewal period. The analysis critiques the bill's potential impact on Second Amendment rights, its cost as a barrier to entry, and concerns about license revocation leading to firearm seizure.