New Jersey Magazine Ban Now in Effect!

Published on December 11, 2018
Duration: 5:18

This video from Guns & Gadgets provides an expert-level overview of the New Jersey magazine ban that went into effect, making possession of magazines holding more than ten rounds illegal. It details the legal challenge and ruling by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, highlighting Judge Stefano's dissent. The speaker emphasizes the lack of a grandfather clause and potential enforcement measures, urging viewers to support organizations like Gun Owners of America (GOA) for legal advocacy.

Quick Summary

New Jersey's magazine ban is now in effect, making it illegal to possess magazines holding more than ten rounds. This law, Bill A2761, was upheld by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, despite a dissenting opinion arguing for equal protection of Second Amendment rights. There is no grandfather clause, and enforcement concerns include potential door-to-door checks.

Chapters

  1. 00:15New Jersey Magazine Ban Effective
  2. 00:54Legal Challenge and Ruling
  3. 01:47Magazine Ban Details
  4. 02:24Enforcement Concerns
  5. 03:39Call to Action and Support
  6. 04:55Information Sharing and Subscription

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current law regarding magazine capacity in New Jersey?

As of midnight, possessing magazines holding more than ten rounds makes you a felon in New Jersey. This law, originally Bill A2761, took effect today and prohibits owning, possessing, borrowing, or hiding such magazines.

Has the New Jersey magazine ban been challenged legally?

Yes, a legal challenge to the ban by the Third Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the law with a two-to-one decision. Judge Stefano's dissent argued the ruling treats the Second Amendment as protecting second-class rights.

Are there any exceptions to the New Jersey magazine ban?

No, there is no grandfather clause for pre-existing magazines in New Jersey. It is illegal to own, possess, borrow, or hide magazines that hold more than ten rounds.

What are the concerns about enforcement of the New Jersey magazine ban?

There are significant concerns about unconstitutional actions, as the New Jersey State Police and Governor Murphy's press secretary have not denied plans for enforcement, including potential door-to-door checks.

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