Concealed Carry Lawsuit Update

Published on June 24, 2016
Duration: 6:25

This video provides an expert-level update on the Peruta v. San Diego concealed carry lawsuit from Lenny Magill of GlockStore and Michael Schwartz, Executive Director of San Diego County Gun Owners PAC. They detail the legal history, the Ninth Circuit's ruling against a constitutional right to carry concealed, and the importance of local advocacy and sheriff elections in California.

Quick Summary

The Peruta v. San Diego lawsuit resulted in the Ninth Circuit Court ruling there is no constitutional right to carry concealed. Michael Schwartz of San Diego County Gun Owners PAC emphasizes the importance of local advocacy and sheriff elections in defending Second Amendment rights in California.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Guest Welcome
  2. 00:30San Diego County Gun Owners Mission
  3. 00:57Local vs. National Advocacy
  4. 01:30Expanding Advocacy Efforts
  5. 01:43Concealed Carry Lawsuit History
  6. 02:08Peruta v. San Diego Decision
  7. 02:41Sheriff's 'Good Cause' Interpretation
  8. 03:08Court Rulings and Appeal Process
  9. 03:50Current CCW Status and Future Steps
  10. 04:28Importance of Sheriff Elections
  11. 05:15Supporting San Diego County Gun Owners

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the outcome of the Peruta v. San Diego concealed carry lawsuit?

The Ninth Circuit Court, in an 11-judge en banc review, ruled that there is no constitutional right to carry concealed. This decision significantly impacts Second Amendment rights on the West Coast.

What is the role of the San Diego County Gun Owners PAC?

The San Diego County Gun Owners PAC is a political action committee focused on Second Amendment issues at the local level within San Diego County. They aim to elect pro-gun rights candidates and advocate for gun ownership rights.

How can one support the fight for concealed carry rights in California?

Supporters can join the San Diego County Gun Owners PAC by visiting their website and becoming a member, typically for a monthly contribution. This helps fund their advocacy efforts and legal challenges.

What does 'good cause' mean for a CCW permit in California?

In California, sheriffs can determine 'good cause' for CCW permits. Historically, this has meant requirements beyond simple self-defense, such as prior victim status or proof of carrying large sums of cash, making it difficult to obtain.

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