Videos tagged with Peruta Case

Chuck Michel, a civil rights attorney, discusses the Ninth Circuit's ruling on concealed carry, specifically referencing the Peruta case. He explains that while the immediate ruling is not a final victory, it has significant implications for right-to-carry laws. The decision may lead to further legal challenges and appeals, potentially reaching the Supreme Court, and influences other pending CCW cases.

A federal judge has ruled California's 10-day firearm waiting period unconstitutional. This ruling, however, does not apply to first-time firearm purchasers who have not previously undergone a background check or registered a firearm in California. Those individuals will still be subject to the 10-day waiting period. The ruling includes a 180-day stay to allow the California Department of Justice to implement changes or for potential appeals.

This video discusses a lawsuit filed by the NRA and the San Francisco Veteran Police Officers Association challenging San Francisco's ban on magazines holding more than 10 rounds. The legal challenge centers on the Second Amendment, arguing that such magazines are in common use for lawful purposes, as affirmed by the Supreme Court in Heller. The discussion also touches on the Ninth Circuit's adoption of an intermediate scrutiny standard for Second Amendment cases, potentially impacting future litigation.

This discussion analyzes the evolving landscape of gun rights following the Heller and McDonald Supreme Court decisions. It highlights ongoing legal battles concerning concealed and open carry, particularly in states like Maryland and California. The conversation also delves into the potential future strategies of gun control advocates, focusing on restricting private firearm sales through background checks, and frames this as a debate over private property rights.

This video discusses a federal court hearing concerning challenges to Illinois's ban on carrying firearms for self-defense in public. The discussion centers on legal arguments presented by plaintiffs and the state, focusing on the interpretation of the Second Amendment and its application to modern firearm carry laws. Key legal precedents like Heller, McDonald, and Bruen are referenced, highlighting the ongoing legal battles over gun rights in Illinois.

The Los Angeles City Council's attempt to ban open carry is facing legal challenges due to the Peruta case ruling. This ruling suggests that banning both open and concealed carry in public violates Second Amendment rights. If LA bans open carry, it may be compelled to issue concealed weapon permits based on self-defense claims, potentially overriding California's high 'good cause' standard.