Videos tagged with Virginia Supreme Court

This video discusses the legal challenges to Governor Northam's gun ban in Virginia, enacted during a state of emergency. It highlights the governor's alleged violation of state law prohibiting infringement on Second Amendment rights during such emergencies and criticizes the Virginia Supreme Court's procedural ruling that allowed the ban to remain in place. The speaker emphasizes the importance of voting to protect gun rights.

This video discusses two warnings concerning the Virginia VCDL Lobby Day. State Senator Amanda Chase warns attendees about potential labeling as domestic terrorists if they wear specific insignia or if any disruption occurs, citing the Patriot Act and NDAA. The VCDL issues requests for 10,000 unarmed individuals inside the Capitol grounds and a larger number armed outside the fence, due to the governor's illegal gun ban on Capitol grounds being upheld by the Virginia Supreme Court.

This video discusses the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to uphold the governor's order establishing a gun-free zone around the Capitol grounds for the Lobby Day rally. The speaker, a firearms instructor, expresses concern over the ruling's impact on civil liberties and Second Amendment rights, advising attendees on safety precautions and alternative carrying locations outside the restricted zone.

The Virginia Supreme Court has denied an injunction sought by Gun Owners of America and the Virginia Citizens Defense League, upholding Governor Ralph Northam's order banning firearms on capitol grounds for Lobby Day. The ruling is seen by the channel as a disregard for the US and Virginia Constitutions. The video encourages peaceful non-compliance and showing up in force to send a message, while also advising caution and awareness of potential counter-protests.

The Gun Owners of America (GOA) and Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL) have filed a lawsuit against the Virginia Governor regarding a declared state of emergency that effectively banned firearms on capitol grounds for a rally. A judge initially denied the lawsuit, but it has been immediately appealed to the Virginia Supreme Court. The video emphasizes the importance of supporting these organizations financially to aid in the legal fight for Second Amendment rights.