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Bearing Arms - Jun 30 - SCOTUS accepts case dealing with gun ban for those subject to domestic violence restraining order

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SCOTUS accepts case dealing with gun ban for those subject to domestic violence restraining order

x Jun 30, 2023

In its last conference before heading out for summer recess, the Supreme Court granted cert to U.S. v. Rahimi on Friday; setting up a fight over the scope of the Court's history, text, and tradition test spelled out in last year's Bruen decision. As we've written about here previously, the case involves the federal prosecution ... [Keep Reading]

CNN cites accidental gun deaths in kids, but lacked context

x Jun 29 2023

We don't expect unbiased reporting from CNN these days. I once did, but that was a long time ago now. These days, I expect bias like a mo-fo. And sure enough, that's what we're getting. It seems they wanted to talk about accidental gun deaths of kids, which is bad enough, ... [Keep Reading]

Tallahassee schools to use AI in gun detection

x Jun 29 2023

The tech world has been abuzz for a while now with discussions about artificial intelligence, or AI. Once the realm of science fiction, it sort of has become a reality. I say "sort of" because while AI can mimic certain aspects of a person, it's really not that intelligent. There's only ... [Keep Reading]

German-American gun instructor highlights Wiki-censorship on the right of resistance

x Jun 29 2023

Just a little over a year ago I was in San Diego for the San Diego County Gun Owners "gun prom." It's not really officially named gun prom, but that's what we call it, and I don't know it by any other name. While out there I got paired up ... [Keep Reading]

Op-ed lays out three tests for gun control laws that should be considered

x Jun 29 2023

In Pennsylvania, there's been a lot of talk about gun control. There's a push to make the state anti-gun and cities like Philadelphia want to make it even more so. So it was a little surprising to see this op-ed from the Philadelphia Inquirer arguing that if gun control laws are ... [Keep Reading]

Obama-appointed judge slams SCOTUS while dismissing gun possession charge against violent felon

x Jun 29 2023

We've already seen the Third Circuit Court of Appeals rule that a Pennsylvania man convicted of a non-violent misdemeanor punishable by five years in prison should not be prohibited forevermore from owning a gun, while the Fifth Circuit has opined that those subject to a civil domestic violence restraining order ... [Keep Reading]

Hawaii grocery chain Foodland takes the Ostrich approach to violent crime

x Jun 30, 2023

Violent crime is a fact of life. It's an unfortunate part of human nature. There are people who accept that and adapt to it, and then there are those who choose to pretend they can solve it by pretending it doesn't exist or use meaningless responses they pretend will solve ... [Keep Reading]

No, gun violence is not an "epidemic"

x Jun 30, 2023

How bad is so-called gun violence? Well, in the last few years, it's been pretty bad. Violent crime in general has soared, as have many property crimes. In some places, property crime is so bad that stores are leaving town. But there is an idea that what we have is an epidemic. To ... [Keep Reading]

Fifth Circuit panel appears skeptical of ATF pistol brace rule

x Jun 30, 2023

This has been one of the busiest weeks in recent memory in terms of court hearings on Second Amendment issues. Not only did we have the Seventh Circuit's oral arguments on a possible injunction against Illinois' ban on so-called assault weapons and "large capacity" magazines and the Ninth Circuit's hearing on California's ... [Keep Reading]

Parkland deputy found not guilty

x Jun 30, 2023

Scot Peterson put on the uniform and badge of a police officer. For most, that means to protect and serve. As a Broward County deputy serving at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School--or, as most of us know it, Parkland--he was expected to help protect the students. Instead, he waited outside while ... [Keep Reading]