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Heller (2008): Walter Dellinger, Paul D. Clement McDonald (2010): Alan Gura, Paul D. Clement Bruen (2022): Kevin M. Neylan, Jr., Paul D. Clement These attorneys all lost spectacularly in all of the lower courts. I'd rather be pro se like me than no say like you. I appreciate your support thank you.

Neo in the Matrix!

To anyone that reviewed the documents did you notice this? Conference Transcript - November 09, 2023 MAGISTRATE JUDGE: “But what I really wanted to address was Mr. Knight’s Second Amendment claim as it pertains to what I understand him to be challenging, which is the number of handguns he can...

What he said.

Sir you understood the assignment.

Thank you.

Well I already have as the 2 license scheme is directly affecting me so its ripe to be challenged.

JUSTICE Thomas: The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after...

Did you read any of it?

Knight v. City of New York (1:22-cv-10755) (NYPD) Although Knight contends that there is no “need for two licenses” nothing in Bruen, Heller, or McDonald prevent the City from requiring gun owners to obtain multiple licenses, one for the home and one to carry in public, so long as the licensing...

The beauty of it is my challenge was to NYC Title 38 - R.C.N.Y. and NYC Administrative Code all local rules and/or codes. I made no constitutional challenge to NYS PL because NYS PL does not prohibit the intended conduct.

Defendants Final Reply Memorandum of Law POINT II PLAINTIFF FAILS TO STATE A CLAIM UNDER THE SECOND AMENDMENT NEW YORK CIVIL RIGHTS LAW§ 4 Defendants moved to dismiss Plaintiffs causes of action under the Second Amendment and New York Civil Rights Law on the ground that Knight's proposed...

I concur..

Thank you much appreciated.

NYPD License Division: "The Ninety Day Waiting Period simply regulates the frequency in which licensees may acquire firearms after their first purchase. Since the rule does not leave an ordinary, law-abiding citizen without the ability to possess a firearm for self-defense, it does not implicate...

August 19, 2022 - Emergency rule that provides guidance to gun licenses applicants Please see the attached emergency rule that provides guidance to gun licenses applicants in light of the Supreme Court decision in N.Y. State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen, 142 S. Ct. 2111 (2022) and recent...

Cavalier Knight lives in New York City. He currently holds an FFL issued by the ATF and has his Class III endorsement. Knight’s business, as noted in his own words on his webpage, specializes “in providing quality firearms and tactical ballistic protection.” The items Knight mostly focuses on...

New York State Court of Appeals CPLR 5601[1] - Substantial Constitutional Question Does “Title 38 - R.C.N.Y.” and/or “NYC Administrative Code;” discriminate against “interstate commerce;” and violate “Title 42 - U.S.C. § 1983;” by allowing “FFL 01s” with a “brick & mortar” store to only sell...

FYI: A document submitted in the NYSRPA v. The City of New York case.

Thanks for the heads up much appreciated.

I already explained how they approve it in my case there's no legal reason for it to be denied. I have an FFL 01 there is no other lawful requirement. They are in violation of the law. Do any other FFL 01s have to do any of that when we have the same license?

Something like that or and/or gun shows.

Why would I need to focus on the police they aren't even into firearms for the most part? But people buy firearms, etc on the internet every day.

The February 17, 2017, correspondence indicates a license can be issued for persons whose intent is to sell firearms primarily at “gun shows, the internet, or by mail. To qualify for a license, must applicants also sell firearms from their premises?” No. The correspondence simply recognizes...

I need their Imperial licenses to proceed to transport inventory and sell handguns and/or ammunition. The local dealer's license isn't even theirs it's a state-issued license required under the penal law. They just issue it but the commerce clause says I can so I shall.

I don't need a "brick & mortar" store that's the point. They created that out of thin air it's not a requirement of the penal law. I can sell firearms to any lawful person in the country. I can store inventory at any atf approved "off-site" storage location in any state just like Amazon. I can...

I apologize for the long post. 01. Greetings I am an FFL 01 in the City of New York. The NYPD License Division is prohibiting FFL 01s from selling any firearms at "gun shows," "mail-order" or via "interstate (e)commerce" by denying FFL 01s the "Carry Business License" required to "handle and/or...

New York, NY… April 2, 2020 – Brewer, Attorneys & Counselors announced today that its client, the National Rifle Association of America (“NRA”), filed suit against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, the New York State Department of Economic Development, and New York State Department of Economic...

I went to the supermarket today and all my favorite chips, sunflower seeds and ice cream flavors were gone..and the pharmacy didn't have my F!@#$%G deodorant....ANARCHY, CHAOS & MAYHEM!

[UPDATE: The New York State Rifle and Pistol Association responded to the city’s letter, calling it “both premature and procedurally improper.” On July 8, the Supreme Court’s electronic docket indicated that the letter had not been accepted for filing.] In January, the Supreme Court agreed to...

The Supreme Court should dismiss a challenge to New York City’s gun transportation ban because a new ordinance will moot the case, city lawyers told the justices Wednesday. The ordinance and a newly enacted state law will give the plaintiffs who challenged the transportation ban everything they...

HARRISBURG, PA –-(Ammoland.com)- Today, the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court issued a significant 53-page majority opinion in the criminal appeal of Commonwealth v. Hicks. Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) and Firearms Policy Foundation (FPF) filed an important coalition amicus brief cited by the...

The city, however, isn’t leaving all of its gun control eggs in one legal basket. They like the way their law works to restrict gun owners and they’ve asked the state of New York to enact a new law that would allow it to maintain the same level of restriction on transporting a handgun even if...

In a new interview, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban proposed an “update” to the Second Amendment that would protect the rights of gun owners and bolster the authority of states to dictate firearm policy within their borders. “I would go to change the Second Amendment in ways that people...

Sen Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) recently came out with a proposal to "end gun violence." In her plan, she called for the typical points ant-gunners love to cling to. She wants to establish universal background checks; create a federal law against trafficking guns; reestablish an assault weapons...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an effort by New York officials to hold off on a challenge to the City’s restrictive gun laws. New York had asked the nation’s high court to delay the case brought by three local gun owners who argue the City’s “premises permit” scheme — which...

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday turned away an effort by New York officials to hold off on a challenge to the City’s restrictive gun laws. New York had asked the nation’s high court to delay the case brought by three local gun owners who argue the City’s “premises permit” scheme — which...

Response of New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, Inc., et al. to motion submitted. http://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/18/18-280/97080/20190419134132164_2019-04-19%20NYSRPA%20response%20letter%20-%20FINAL.pdf

New York City decided to change a portion of its gun laws related to the transport of firearms just a few months after the Supreme Court decided to review a lawsuit scrutinizing the city’s gun control laws. Licensed gun owners in New York City will soon be able to legally transport their...

I have a Premise & Rifle & Shotgun

Thanks much appreciated.

Greetings, I wanted to post a quick video that I did with NRATV's Kerry Picket in September of 2018. Regarding my issues with the NYPD License Division as an FFL 01 in New York City. I was unable to embed the video so I included a link. Thank you. The best part is there is no State or Federal...

Take a look at this event as far as his views on Molinaro's votes. The Second Amendment portion starts at 13:15 the Molinaro part starts at 23:45.

Libertarian candidate for governor Larry Sharpe shares his views on gun control, the effectiveness of the NY SAFE Act and the current corruption trial involving a former close aide of Andrew Cuomo in this bonus clip not seen this weeks' New York NOW broadcast (Friday, February 23, 2018.)

In Norwich talking about the "SAFE Act". The act that turns average New Yorkers into criminals. How so? One way is having ammo in the same bag as your gun. That's considered loaded and you will be going to jail. Even worse, the law is confusing and discourages New Yorkers from working with law...

09.04.2018 - New York City prohibits its residents from possessing a handgun without a license, and the only license the City makes available to most residents allows its holder to possess her handgun only in her home or en route to one of seven shooting ranges within the city. The City thus...

The New York City Police Department’s gun licensing division according to a former employee with knowledge of the office pulled back on the number of carry permits the division issues and found more reasons to deny applicants their gun permits. Following the eruption of a bribery and corruption...

Digest: A judge who serves as a firearm licensing officer must not initiate licensing revocation/suspension proceedings pursuant to Penal Law § 400.00, nor conduct one without a prosecuting agency. Opinion 17-166 Link: untitled

The due process clause of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution does not allow "the same person to serve as an accuser, advocate, and final decisionmaker in agency adjudication.” The U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to have a neutral decisionmaker in administrative proceedings. And...

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