Category: Legal
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SCOTUS Update (corrections and more 2)
In the order list for 2025-01-13 we have information on our three Second Amendment Cases. Gray v. Jennings on how preliminary injunctions should be handled, DENIED. Given that they were denied, I expect that we will see the case GVR once our Second Amendment case is heard. Correction: They were denied Cert. It cannot then…
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How good is your ability to read tea leaves? Watching SCOTUS
John of www.GunsSaveLife.com was kind enough to post a link back to us and to quote The Game is On! SCOTUS update He expressed a bit of skepticism. John is skeptical because nobody knows what is going to happen in Supreme Court conferences. It is all “reading the tea leaves”. The black box which is…
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The Game is On! SCOTUS update
As of January 6th, we are on deck for THREE Second Amendment cases to be evaluated by the Supreme Court. On January 10th, the justices will discuss all three cases, Ocean State Tactical, Snope, and Gray. On the following Monday, or Tuesday, they will issue their orders. The Court can: Grant Cert. Deny Cert. Relist…
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Grey v. Jennings
In two days, we will get our next cup of tea leaves. On the 16th, Gray waived the 14-day waiting period for distribution of Petition. They requested that the case be distributed for the January 10th conference on December 24th. They did, indeed, get their reply in on time. Amazing how the good guys get…
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Gray v. Jennings, No. 24-309
The trifecta of pro-Second Amendment cases In the 60s, I can remember wrapping Christmas presents and then going to the Greyhound bus terminal with my mother. There, she would pay to have a box shipped to the Midwest. This had to be done weeks in advance. My relatives would go down to the bus station…
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Small Wins
Defamation: A statement that injures a third party’s reputation. It is a type of tort. Slander: A false statement, usually made orally, which defames another person. The damages from slander must be proved by the party suing. Libel: A method of defamation expressed by print, writing, pictures, signs, effigies, or any communication embodied in physical…
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Reading the Tea Leaves
Divination is the art of predicting the future or reading a person using some type of indicator. Most people can do a cold read of a person and get it mostly right. Others do a much better job. My personal example was being on a date with a young lady while at university. We had…
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Snope v. Brown
This might be the most important case regarding the Second Amendment since Heller. Kolbe v. Hogan This case started when the Fourth Circuit Court issued their opinion in Kolbe v. Hogan. Fourteen judges sat, en banc to hear a challenge to Maryland’s “assault weapon ban”. Only four of the judges found that the Second Amendment…
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Christopher L. Wilson v. Hawaii
In 2017, Mr. Wilson was arrested for trespass. When searched, it was discovered he had a firearm on him. He did not have a license to carry. His case was heard in the lower courts of Hawaii, later it was appealed to the Supreme Court of Hawaii. There, the court found that because he had…
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Daniel Penny Is Abused By NYC, Again
In general, people are idiots. In groups, they have a combined IQ of less than 70 and the common sense of a three year old. Daniel Penny is a US Marine who stepped up and protected the people on the subway. He held a homeless, violent, man until the man could be arrested. He was…