Videos tagged with Matthew Platkin

This video features a passionate and urgent commentary from a high-authority speaker, identified as the host of Gun For Hire Radio with a strong 2A advocacy background. The speaker criticizes New Jersey's legislative actions, specifically highlighting the perceived hypocrisy of strengthening gun laws for law-abiding citizens while pardoning murderers. The core message is a call to action for citizens to become more aware and involved in the direction of the country, emphasizing that the issues extend beyond firearms.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio, hosted by a passionate advocate for gun rights, delves into the significant legal developments surrounding firearm carry in New Jersey. The discussion centers on the 3rd Circuit's decision to grant an en banc hearing for the Koons v. Platkin Siegel case, a crucial development for understanding 'sensitive places' and firearm carry restrictions. The host also touches upon political commentary and community initiatives, highlighting a critical perspective on current leadership.

This video details a lawsuit filed by the State of New Jersey against Sig Sauer concerning alleged defects in the P320 pistol. The Attorney General alleges a pattern of defective design, improper marketing, and denial of known issues leading to unintentional discharges, including those resulting in injury or death to law enforcement officers. The complaint highlights Sig Sauer's marketing of the P320 as safe without external safeties and their alleged failure to adequately address safety concerns, even after design changes and a voluntary upgrade.

This video provides an expert-level analysis of the oral arguments in ANJRPC v. Platkin before the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. It details the shift in the court's composition, the legal arguments presented by both plaintiffs and the state of New Jersey, and the potential implications for Second Amendment jurisprudence. The discussion highlights the 'common use' test, the 'dangerous and unusual' standard, and the strategic approaches taken by legal teams, offering insights into the current landscape of Second Amendment litigation.

This video discusses New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin's lawsuit against Texas-based retailer RW Arms for allegedly violating New Jersey's state ban on bump stocks. The speaker highlights the conflict between state law and the US Supreme Court's ruling in Cargill v. Garland, which affirmed Second Amendment protection for bump stocks. The lawsuit is framed as an overreach of state authority into interstate commerce and a potential dangerous precedent for other states.

This video discusses the federal lawsuit Padua v. Platkin, filed against New Jersey's ban on firearm suppressors. The lawsuit argues that the ban violates the Second and Fourteenth Amendments, particularly in light of the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. It highlights the historical legality of suppressors and their role in hearing protection and firearm safety, challenging the state's prohibition.

This video, from an expert firearms instructor and SEO strategist, details a lawsuit filed by 16 states against Glock, alleging their firearms are readily convertible into machine guns via aftermarket 'Glock Switches.' The instructor critiques the legal premise, discusses the involved Attorneys General's statements, and outlines the coalition's strategy and the lawsuit's ultimate goal of an injunction. The content also touches upon the timing of the lawsuit and broader implications for the firearm industry and Second Amendment rights.

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin has filed a lawsuit against Glock, alleging complicity in the design and use of illegal Glock switches. The suit claims Glock should be held liable for the illegal activities of third parties. This action mirrors a previous lawsuit by Chicago, which was dismissed. The core of the New Jersey complaint centers on allegations that Gaston Glock and the original designer of the Glock switch collaborated to ensure these devices entered mass circulation, potentially piercing the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act (PLCAA).

This video discusses recent legal and political developments impacting firearm ownership. It covers potential bans on bumpfire stocks, the legal definition of machine guns, and a lawsuit against New Jersey gun shops for alleged ammo sales violations. The segment also highlights the expansion of an armed rideshare service and criticizes the narrative surrounding school shootings.

This video details the case of Leonard Mirabal, who was denied a concealed carry permit in Carlstadt, New Jersey, twice due to his non-criminal driving record and alleged 'lack of good temperament.' The report highlights the subjective nature of New Jersey's permitting process, which appears to contradict the spirit of the Bruen decision. Mirabal's eventual success in obtaining both a job-specific and an unrestricted carry permit from the New Jersey State Police underscores the inconsistencies and potential overreach of local authorities.

This video critiques New Jersey's post-Bruen sticker campaign, where businesses could receive free 'gun-free zone' decals. The state Attorney General's office offered these stickers to businesses and even homeowners to designate their property as firearm-prohibited. The video highlights the low participation rate and the significant number of 'troll' requests, suggesting the program was largely ineffective and a waste of taxpayer money.

This video analyzes New Jersey's legislative response to the Bruen decision, focusing on a law allowing private businesses to opt-in as state-enforced gun-free zones. Data reveals a low adoption rate among New Jersey businesses, largely due to out-of-state and protest requests, suggesting the law's ineffectiveness and minimal impact on lawful gun owners.