Videos tagged with May v Bonta

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied an en banc rehearing for the May v. Bonta case, upholding a previous three-judge panel's decision that partially restricts firearm carry in California under SB2. While some locations like hospitals and churches were restored for carry, many others including parks, playgrounds, and stadiums remain off-limits. This decision means the current sensitive location restrictions in California will stand unless further appealed to the Supreme Court or a final judgment is reached at the district court level.

This video explains the significant impact of California's SB2 law on CCW permit holders, effective January 1st, 2024. It details how numerous common locations, including restaurants, gyms, and banks, are now considered 'sensitive places' where carrying a firearm is illegal, even without explicit signage. The presenter, Reno May, highlights the complexities and ambiguities of the law, emphasizing that even sidewalks and parking lots adjacent to banned areas are often restricted, and advises CCW holders to be extremely cautious and informed about current regulations to avoid legal repercussions.

This video discusses the lawsuit 'May v. Bonta' challenging California's SB2, which significantly restricts concealed carry. The lawsuit argues SB2 is unconstitutional and a direct response to the Bruin decision, creating an impossible maze of 'sensitive places' where carrying is banned. Multiple plaintiffs detail how the law infringes on their rights to self-defense and freedom of speech.