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Are you a CCW holder and if so.....was it restricted prior to Bruen?And then you ruined it with "technically not allowed", which of course isn't true.
Are you a CCW holder and if so.....was it restricted prior to Bruen?And then you ruined it with "technically not allowed", which of course isn't true.
This is true. But the risk was having your permit revoked. Not the end of the world and could fight it in court. Now it’s a class d felony. That’s a risk few are willing to take. That’s what makes this law so egregious. If the penalty was something like a fine we wouldn’t even be talking about it. But a felony is over the top bullshit.My point is that prior to the CCIA, ppl with restricted permits technically weren't allowed to carry in most places....while not illegal, they did risk, at the discretion of the issuing authority, of having their permits revoked if found to be carrying in most areas. Ive never agreed with it....im just sayin....
That question is both irrelevant, as this thread is not about me, and based on a false pretense, as Bruen changed nothing in the law relating to "restrictions" as "restrictions" are not mentioned in the law.Are you a CCW holder and if so.....was it restricted prior to Bruen?
I agree with you 100%This is true. But the risk was having your permit revoked. Not the end of the world and could fight it in court. Now it’s a class d felony. That’s a risk few are willing to take. That’s what makes this law so egregious. If the penalty was something like a fine we wouldn’t even be talking about it. But a felony is over the top bullshit.
U pretty much echoed what I said previously regarding revocation....I agree with you 100%
I asked you if you are a permit holder to possibly enable myself to get a better perspective of your point of view. Not sure why you don't wanna answer but its not a big deal. You have a great night...That question is both irrelevant, as this thread is not about me, and based on a false pretense, as Bruen changed nothing in the law relating to "restrictions" as "restrictions" are not mentioned in the law.
I have presented my argument. There is no relevance in the requested red herring.I asked you if you are a permit holder to possibly enable myself to get a better perspective of your point of view. Not sure why you don't wanna answer but its not a big deal. You have a great night...
I have presented my argument. There is no relevance in the requested red herring.
Like I said....not a big deal. Have a good night.I have presented my argument. There is no relevance in the requested red herring.
they should have slapped the hand os NY and said Bruen tells us this is wrong and upheld the stay .and pushed the case along Stating , You have till next week to get this threw the courtsSCOTUS is not sitting at home watching Netflix movies ... they are watching all these 2A cases NY , NJ , CA , ILL ... ect ..
like as Mark said .. they cant just say 2nd Circus you are a bunch of jerks and dumb asses .. they have to say the same thing in a polite way ..
I don't.But I think 30 days is more than reasonable.
This quote is from five years ago.At one point, Thomas lamented that "the Second Amendment is a disfavored right in this court."
This is taken directly from page 13 of the Frey case. This is from the court filing.I think most ppl understand exactly what I said my friend. Its been common knowledge for years that issuing authorities have had the power to revoke permits of restricted permit holders if found carrying in places other than the range and hunting....to and from....etc...
Problem for me is "or explain its actions". They aren't saying to reverse it or they will. They are saying get it over with or explain why you did what you did.While the court on Wednesday let a New York handgun restriction stand pending further legal action, Alito essentially said the challengers should remain vigilant and keep the pressure on the courts.
"Applicants should not be deterred by today's order from again seeking relief" if the appeals court doesn't move swiftly or explain its actions, Alito wrote, joined by Thomas, in a statement issued with the Supreme Court's order.
I've mentioned this on here before... why is it that every time I go on MSM comments sections (especially when they allow a thumbs up or thumbs down), most ANY gun law or restriction there are usually many hundreds (to thousands) of thumbs downs and a very few hundred that have thumbs up? Along with hundreds if not thousands of comments telling the law makers to go pound sand that restrictions on law abiding citizens is not going to stop the crime.This quote is from five years ago.
The history of 21st Century 2A jurisprudence in a nutshell is that both Heller (2008) and McDonlald (2010) were decided 5-4, with Justice Kennedy being the deciding vote.
Justice Scalia had to tone-down his opinion on Heller just for Kennedy to approve it; Like most rights, the Second Amendment right is not unlimited... and so on. Scalia never would have repeated these qualifiers throughout the Heller decision on his own.
After Sandy Hook (2012) Kennedy went completely soft on supporting the 2A, and the landscape did not change into a reliable majority until all three of Trump's appointees were seated by October 2020. Even in Bruen, which was decided 6-3, SCOTUS experts were debating which way Roberts would go right up until the decision was released.
Noting that the two elder justices are the most conservative on the court, even a stretch of conservative Republican presidents for many years to come will not change the make-up of the court.
The quote above is from a different time, a time when CJ Roberts was the 5th Second Amendment supporter.... the best time for 2A advocates to strike hard against infringements is right now.
Reference the recent note from Alito and Thomas.despite the bad history I do believe SCOTUS is watching and waiting for the right moment to strike. It’s like when police are watching and investigating a drug dealer. They could move right in but they wait till they have strong enough of a case to put the guy away. I believe that SCOTUS is watching all the cases and watching NY very closely. NYS already has a bad track record with the court going back to the NYC case that was mooted. That really pissed off the judges and wasted their time. I believe if the Second Circuit doesn’t act in line with Bruen “in reasonable time” SCOTUS will grant relief and possibly expand their ruling. I am also very hopeful that the safe act lawsuit will succeed too. SCOTUS is simply watching this play out and then will act when it’s the right time.
Well i can`t prove when it was said, i just happened to see it written in this particular article, dated Wed January 11, 2023This quote is from five years ago.
The history of 21st Century 2A jurisprudence in a nutshell is that both Heller (2008) and McDonlald (2010) were decided 5-4, with Justice Kennedy being the deciding vote.
Justice Scalia had to tone-down his opinion on Heller just for Kennedy to approve it; Like most rights, the Second Amendment right is not unlimited... and so on. Scalia never would have repeated these qualifiers throughout the Heller decision on his own.
After Sandy Hook (2012) Kennedy went completely soft on supporting the 2A, and the landscape did not change into a reliable majority until all three of Trump's appointees were seated by October 2020. Even in Bruen, which was decided 6-3, SCOTUS experts were debating which way Roberts would go right up until the decision was released.
Noting that the two elder justices are the most conservative on the court, even a stretch of conservative Republican presidents for many years to come will not change the make-up of the court.
The quote above is from a different time, a time when CJ Roberts was the 5th Second Amendment supporter.... the best time for 2A advocates to strike hard against infringements is right now.
The rapist doesn't want to break any laws either, I'm sure. She needs to use common sense.Oh, trust me, I totally agree.
We have a younger women at work, lives alone in a sketchy area, and used to legally CCW as unrestricted since she was 22, now she won't because of the CCIA. I tried telling her that she needs to just carry anyways before she gets raped, but she doesn't feel comfortable. I don't know what else to do... she doesn't want to break any laws.
CNN used the quote out of context, they did so in order to lessen the impact the recent note from Alito and Thomas has with whomever reads the article. It has no bearing on the case.Well i can`t prove when it was said, i just happened to see it written in this particular article, dated Wed January 11, 2023
that another member here posted the link to. I just never figured words like that from Justice Thomas, no matter when it was said.
I've mentioned this on here before... why is it that every time I go on MSM comments sections (especially when they allow a thumbs up or thumbs down), most ANY gun law or restriction there are usually many hundreds (to thousands) of thumbs downs and a very few hundred that have thumbs up? Along with hundreds if not thousands of comments telling the law makers to go pound sand that restrictions on law abiding citizens is not going to stop the crime.
That right there in an of itself shows something relevant and it's a good thing.
Another thing I'll mention... is that no matter how mad folks are at this situation, there is a right way and a wrong way to handle it. I think it shows how stable minded/level headed and professional a majority of gun owners are.
Going "George Floyd" or "1/6" is not going to help the situation and they will GIVE that reason to prohibit us from guns as it would be a threat. We don't want to look like the bad people.
Makes sense, thank you!CNN used the quote out of context, they did so in order to lessen the impact the recent note from Alito and Thomas has with whomever reads the article. It has no bearing on the case.
The old saying about sausage making, attributed to several sources from Bismarck to Twain, is particularly relevant here. Constitutional law may end up with grandiose, society- and history-changing results., but the ingredients, including a hit-and-run stay from the Second Circuit, is one of many nauseating parts of the process.
Yesterday, SCOTUS reached down to the federal district courts and told them (Suddaby.SInatra and even Bumb) that they got it right. They smacked the 2nd Circuit as much as they could considering how little of their hand the Circuit showed. They told the plaintiffs that this is a process that WILL NOT play out for too much longer.
Legal motions are like that; you ask for something big, and the judge says NO, but that you were right in asking, and that the other side is THISCLOSE to the judge saying YES the next time the question is asked.
It happens all the time, and in law, is considered a victory.
She needs to move to a rape-free zoneThe rapist doesn't want to break any laws either, I'm sure. She needs to use common sense.
When Justice Scalia read this opinion in 2008, there were two Constitutional carry states, Vermont and Alaska.It's not about stopping crime!!
And a felony conviction affects far more than just your gun rights. Voting rights (in some areas), employment opportunities, finance, housing options....most anything that requires a background check.This is true. But the risk was having your permit revoked. Not the end of the world and could fight it in court. Now it’s a class d felony. That’s a risk few are willing to take. That’s what makes this law so egregious. If the penalty was something like a fine we wouldn’t even be talking about it. But a felony is over the top bullshit.
That is why I'm surprised some on here just "go about their day saying they just CCW" and ignore the new law. Especially when they have seen the law and commented on it in the same place where they post their intentions.And a felony conviction affects far more than just your gun rights. Voting rights (in some areas), employment opportunities, finance, housing options....most anything that requires a background check.
But I seldom hear people talk about those aspects of the consequences. Most just seem to be concerned that they will lose access to guns forever. They want to do far more than just disarm us.
This is a reflection of what I said in a previous post. Too many 2A proponents have tunnel vision and view this issue just within the scope of gun rights itself and they continue to try to fight this on one front. This is not about gun rights, it is about the right to freedom itself. The gun right issue is just the tip of the spear.
FFS how many didn't even bother to vote? Bet it was more than 300K and bet it was some here as well. And don't anyone even bother to go on about the futility of it or how everything is fixed. That is no excuse to stop trying - that is forfeiture - it is just what they want and we feed into it with our own pessimism.