Meaning: not a damned thing.
Pg 39means see you in the 9th circuit
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I have read this and it is well written, it was worth the time we waited for this decision, and if I were the defendant in this case I would probably be embarrassed to appeal this decision, The reason being is how do I defend the reasoning of my appeal, of course I would be butt hurt over the ruling. But as BRETTA SAID "IF YOU CAN'T DO THE TIME, THEN DON'T DO THE CRIME" Now with that said we all know that BOB BONTA is be holden to GOVERNOR NUSOM and the LEGISLATORS and they all have to show the anti 2A organizations and individuals that donated people's hard earned money to fund this agenda that there might be a spark of hope in filling an appeal and praying for a P.I., when in fact they know there isn't. Meanwhile they will dine on the crackers, caviar and imported wine while being able to smoke Cuban Cigars afterwards. At the expense of the anti 2A organizations, donating individuals and the taxpayers. What I have read I know it will be shot down at the 9th three panel Judiciary in the favor of the plaintiffs. Also if the en banc panel rules either way it ends up in the SCOTUS and this ruling becomes law of the land. ====≈================================///////=======/========/////////////////////// Well Written Honorable Benitez well written (And I hope I can speak for us all) as all of us that Support the Second Amendment Thank you Honorable Judge Benitez |
You mean Hochul won’t abide by it and we’re screwed anyway.Cali wants to appeal This ..
SCOUTS will not take it ..
the Ruling will stand
unless Houcal gets involved
Who Carrie’s an 80-round mag with them? I carry 51-rounds with me everywhere I go. How many do cops carry and how often do they miss in shoot outs? I’m not saying I’ll be 100% in a shootout but the facts are the facts.Joe Biden from Rose Garden: ‘If You Need 80 Shots in a Magazine You Shouldn’t Own a Gun’
While announcing the launch of an executive level gun control office–the Office of Gun Violence Prevention–President Joe Biden called again for a ban on “assault weapons” and said, “If you need 80 shots in a magazine you shouldn’t own a gun.”
Biden: 'If You Need 80 Shots in a Magazine You Shouldn't Own a Gun'
On Friday Joe Biden called again for a ban on "assault weapons" and said, "If you need 80 shots in a magazine you shouldn't own a gun."www.breitbart.com
You mean Hochul won’t abide by it and we’re screwed anyway.
What happens in the 9th circuit stays in the 9th ... Am I correctYou mean Hochul won’t abide by it and we’re screwed anyway.
They might not want to appeal because if SCOTUS does take it it would apply to the whole countryCali wants to appeal This ..
SCOUTS will not take it ..
the Ruling will stand
unless Houcal gets involved
Yes but if either side appeals to SCOTUS , it would apply to the whole country if they take it.What happens in the 9th circuit stays in the 9th ... Am I correct
Not sure SCOTUS wouldn't take it.Cali wants to appeal This ..
SCOUTS will not take it ..
the Ruling will stand
unless Houcal gets involved
I have my PS90.Who Carrie’s an 80-round mag with them? I carry 51-rounds with me everywhere I go. How many do cops carry and how often do they miss in shoot outs? I’m not saying I’ll be 100% in a shootout but the facts are the facts.
California won’t appeal it. If you win can you appeal it? Sounds like we won so why would we appeal it? A lawsuit could be filed here or somewhere else to try to win or get conflicting rulings but all that takes time.Yes but if either side appeals to SCOTUS , it would apply to the whole country if they take it.
I’m all good with that and I would have a few 30-rounders loaded by my bed as well. I just meant for carrying them around with you.I have my PS90.
It's not an EDC, but I do keep a spare mag loaded next to the nightstand.
Since the standard mag for them is 50 rounds, that's 100 total.
Not really because I ever think I'll need that many during a bump in the night situation, but the possibility of a mag related malfunction calls for a spare, and it might as well be full.
Why a PS90 ?
Because I don't have the resources for a G11 LoL.
Standard cap for a PS90 is 50 rounds.I’m all good with that and I would have a few 30-rounders loaded by my bed as well. I just meant for carrying them around with you.
And then the state says "fuck you" to the supreme court and enacts an even more restrictive law. New York has already set that precedent, several states have followed suit, and the supreme court has refused to intervene.Yes but if either side appeals to SCOTUS , it would apply to the whole country if they take it.
Meaning: not a damned thing.
Page 10, lines 11-13 provide a precedent for challenging body armor laws
There is no American tradition of limiting ammunition capacity and the 10-round
limit has no historical pedigree and it is arbitrary and capricious. It is extreme. Our
federal government and most states impose no limits and in the states where limits are
imposed, there is no consensus. Delaware landed on a 17-round magazine limit.
Illinois and Vermont picked limits of 15 rounds for handguns and 10 rounds for a rifles.
Colorado went with a 15-round limit for handguns and rifles, and a 28-inch tube limit for
shotguns. New York tried its luck at a 7-round limit; that did not work out. New
Jersey started with a 15-round limit and then reduced the limit to 10-rounds. The fact
that there are so many different numerical limits demonstrates the arbitrary nature of
magazine capacity limits.
Numbers vary, but some estimate that 81 million Americans own between 415
and 456 million firearms. Further, millions of Americans across the country own large
capacity magazines. “One estimate . . . shows that . . . civilians possessed about 115
million LCMs out of a total of 230 million magazines in circulation. Put another way,
half of all magazines in America hold more than 10 rounds.
Asked to identify the best historic analogue to its sweeping prohibition on large
capacity magazines, the State identified a New York City gunpowder storage law
following the worst city fire in Colonial America. With the assistance of scholars who
have studied historic laws for years the State identified a 1784 statute regulating the
amount of gunpowder that could be stored inside a New York City building.
Because the State has identified this as its best analogue, it deserves closer consideration.
The gunpowder storage law has nothing to do with gun violence. It was a fire
safety regulation. Unsurprisingly, the law was enacted after New York City suffered two
great fires, one of which is described as, “The most destructive fire in colonial North
America.” The first fire, in the year 1776, burned much of Manhattan to the ground
and destroyed 493 houses in its path. In 1778, a second fire swept through the city and
destroyed 54 more houses and several warehouses. After these two terrible fires the
New York State legislature responded with a law for New York City limiting the quantity
of gunpowder that a person could store in any one building to 28 pounds. It applied only
to that part of Manhattan from city hall on the south end to one mile north. Gunpowder
was to be stored in fireproof stone jugs or tin canisters holding no more than 7 pounds
each. Reinforcing that the law was enacted to prevent fires, it also required gunpowder
be contained to prevent spills during transport through the streets.
There was much the law did not do. It did not limit the total amount of gunpowder
a person could own or use, as long as quantities over 28 pounds were kept in the public
magazine or in additional buildings. It placed no limit on the number of lead bullets a
person could keep or possess. It did not restrict a person from keeping his firearms
loaded with gunpowder and bullets in his home, business, or when in public. Beyond the
one mile stretch of lower Manhattan island, the law had no application anywhere else in
the state. And 28 pounds is a lot of gunpowder. One New York militia soldier was
required to bring ¼ pound of gunpowder when called to muster. So, 28 pounds of
gunpowder could outfit 112 militia men.
This is why some in California call him Saint BenitezThis decision is one of the most complete beat downs against anti 2A laws I’ve ever seen.
the judge uses Californias own laws and precedent against the defendants numerous times. He sites defensive gun uses as examples, uses CA magazine disconnect law against them, says that it’s silly to consider magazines triggers and barrels as not protected seeing as they’re crucial to the operation of a firearm.
I’m only on page 20 and this ruling is the definition of what every gun owner argues for