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In a groundbreaking development, the Supreme Court is set to consider an emergency decision that could potentially end all firearm permits nationwide. This move comes after a significant legal battle challenging New York’s stringent permit requirements for purchasing and possessing rifles and shotguns. The case has been advanced to the full Supreme Court for review, marking a pivotal moment for Second Amendment rights in the United States.
First, it's MSN. Not the most reliable source.Does anyone have more information on this case? I was completely blindsided by this news title and was working at the time and couldn't investigate it further. The article linked below just gives me a sense of deja vu because it sounds like that case in New York that essentially dismantled the discretionary system used in "may issue" states to deny permits to anyone it chose.
MSN
From that link:
Looks like the application referred to the full court was denied. May 20.
Ditto.Call me an snob or an elitist, but I didn't go through the vetting and training rigamarole to get a valid permit 12 years ago, just to be told that I don't need a permit anymore.
Oct 7 massacre in Israel should have been lesson enough to all the gun grabbers there or here, that people shouldn't be unarmed inside or outside of their homes.Looks to me like the Supreme Court is going to let the 2d Amendment be the law of the land after all.
I'll admit when I first read it, I interpreted it in the opposite way it was meant. I thought they were stating all current concealed carry licenses were being abolished nationwide. Not that if the ruling is favorable that those permitting systems may be ruled unconstitutional and then abolished freeing citizen to carry without permit.Does anyone have more information on this case? I was completely blindsided by this news title and was working at the time and couldn't investigate it further. The article linked below just gives me a sense of deja vu because it sounds like that case in New York that essentially dismantled the discretionary system used in "may issue" states to deny permits to anyone it chose.
MSN
I think it is to allow anyone to carry without a permit. Bad idea I think.I'll admit when I first read it, I interpreted it in the opposite way it was meant. I thought they were stating all current concealed carry licenses were being abolished nationwide. Not that if the ruling is favorable that those permitting systems may be ruled unconstitutional and then abolished freeing citizen to carry without permit.
So many years that has not been the case. IMO, it should not have been.Looks to me like the Supreme Court is going to let the 2d Amendment be the law of the land after all.
Actually, October 7 proved walls don't work.Oct 7 massacre in Israel should have been lesson enough to all the gun grabbers there or here, that people shouldn't be unarmed inside or outside of their homes.
I doubt that. Millions of adult american citizens are banned from owning guns. Often for non-violent victimless "crimes."Looks to me like the Supreme Court is going to let the 2d Amendment be the law of the land after all.
You seem to not understand the issues.From that link:
After a merits-based determination, a district court of the Southern District of New York permanently enjoined a discretionary provision of the Rifle/Shotgun licensing scheme for New York City that requires non-prohibited individuals to prove to a government official that they possess ‘good moral character’ before they may lawfully possess rifles and shotguns for self-defense.
What crazed lunatic thought that would stand?
Have machine gun towers and mines been tested yet?Actually, October 7 proved walls don't work.
Constitutional Carry for the other 22 States ?Looks to me like the Supreme Court is going to let the 2d Amendment be the law of the land after all.
As a matter of fact, the Israeli wall has armed guard towers.Have machine gun towers and mines been tested yet?
Looks like the application referred to the full court was denied. May 20.
