California's Concealed Carry Ban Is Unconstitutional! I'm Suing Them! - MAY v Bonta

Published on September 13, 2023
Duration: 16:43

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.

Quick Summary

California's SB2 law, effective January 1st, 2024, aims to ban concealed carry by designating many locations as 'sensitive places.' The 'May v. Bonta' lawsuit challenges this law, arguing it's unconstitutional and creates an impossible maze of restrictions for permit holders.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is California's SB2 law and when does it take effect?

California's SB2 law, set to take effect on January 1st, 2024, is described as effectively banning concealed carry throughout the state by designating numerous locations as 'sensitive places' where firearms are prohibited for permit holders.

What is the 'May v. Bonta' lawsuit about?

The 'May v. Bonta' lawsuit, filed by Reno May and others, challenges California's SB2 law, arguing it is unconstitutional and infringes upon Second Amendment rights by creating an overly restrictive and confusing set of restrictions on concealed carry.

What are 'sensitive places' under California's SB2?

'Sensitive places' under SB2 are designated areas where concealed carry is prohibited, even for those with a permit. This broad category includes locations like public parks, public transit, and businesses selling items such as liquor or lottery tickets, making it difficult to carry legally.

What is the 'vampire clause' in SB2?

The 'vampire clause' in SB2 requires private businesses not otherwise banned to post a sign affirmatively allowing firearms if they wish for CCW holders to carry on their premises, forcing businesses to make a public statement on a controversial issue.

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