Videos tagged with US District Court Ruling

This video discusses the ATF's recent action against Franklin Armory's Antithesis and Reformation firearms. Following an ATF open letter reclassifying these firearms, Franklin Armory has voluntarily requested customers return their 5.56 caliber Antithesis firearms for a refund. The company is engaging with Congress and the Trump administration to resolve the issue, emphasizing that this does not affect other models like the .410/.45 Long Colt Antithesis or Reformation.

Professor Michael Krauss explains a federal court ruling in Maryland that struck down the 'good and substantial reason' requirement for obtaining a permit to carry a firearm. The ruling, stemming from a case where a permit was not renewed for the same reason it was initially granted, asserts that a constitutional right, like the Second Amendment right to bear arms for self-defense, does not require a 'good and substantial reason' beyond the right itself. The state's appeal is expected to argue that the Second Amendment right only applies within the home, a claim Krauss refutes with a logical syllogism based on the right to self-defense.