INJUNCTION GRANTED! California Freedom Week "Ammo Edition"

Published on April 24, 2020
Duration: 5:59

A judge has granted an injunction in California's ammunition background check law, effectively allowing citizens to purchase ammunition without a background check and import ammunition from out of state. This ruling in the case of Rhode v. Becerra is being referred to as a 'second freedom week' for ammunition in California, though its duration is uncertain as the state may appeal.

Quick Summary

A judge has granted an injunction in California's ammunition background check law, allowing citizens to purchase ammunition without a background check and import it from out of state. This ruling in the case of Rhode v. Becerra is being referred to as a 'second freedom week' for ammunition in California.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Breaking News: California Ammunition Law Injunction
  2. 00:41Details on the Ammunition Regulation Injunction
  3. 01:13Case: Rhode v. Becerra and Judge's Order
  4. 01:49Judge's Language: 'Experiment Has Been Tried'
  5. 02:04Preliminary Injunction Granted
  6. 02:30Finding Ammunition Vendors
  7. 03:01No Vendor or FFL Required?
  8. 03:10Injunction Stands on Prop 63 Law
  9. 03:22Reasons for Injunction: Proof of Citizenship, ID Issues
  10. 03:57Potential for California Appeal
  11. 04:11Impact on Out-of-State Businesses
  12. 04:45Ability to Buy Ammunition Now
  13. 04:47Notification to FFLs and Vendors
  14. 05:03Release of Ammunition to Consumers
  15. 05:21Injunction Granted in Rhode v. Becerra
  16. 05:28Enjoying a Small Freedom Week

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the recent legal development regarding ammunition purchases in California?

A judge has granted an injunction in California's ammunition background check law. This ruling, in the case of Rhode v. Becerra, allows citizens to purchase ammunition without a background check and import it from out of state.

What does the injunction in Rhode v. Becerra mean for California gun owners?

It means that for the time being, California residents can buy ammunition without undergoing a background check and can have ammunition shipped directly to their homes from out-of-state vendors.

What specific law is affected by the injunction in California?

The injunction affects California's new ammunition background check law, which is related to Proposition 63. The judge found these laws to be 'onerous and convoluted' and detrimental to Second Amendment rights.

Can Californians immediately buy ammunition without any checks?

While the injunction is granted, immediate access might be delayed as the California Department of Justice needs to notify FFLs and vendors. However, the legal framework now permits these purchases.

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