Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier says the state's 2018 bump-stock ban violates the Second Amendment and will no longer defend convictions under the law. But the felony prohibition remains on the books, leaving Florida gun owners facing continued legal uncertainty.
FPC filed a brief asking a federal judge to reject Delaware's bid to reconsider the ruling that struck down its ghost gun ban. Read the original story: FPC Brief Urges Federal Judge to Reject Delaware’s Bid to Revive Ghost Gun Ban, Says Law Change Left ‘No Safe Harbor for Self-Manufactured Fi...
Delaware lost its federal court fight over unconstitutional ghost gun bans. Now Attorney General Kathy Jennings wants another shot. FPC is fighting back, arguing the state can't disguise outright prohibitions on homebuilt firearms as harmless serialization requirements.
The Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition have filed new sworn declarations challenging Cook County's attempt to dismiss a landmark Supreme Court AR-15 ban case. With oral arguments set for December 2, the filing shows that the remaining challengers still want to possess rifle...
Colorado and Denver are fighting FPC's lawsuit over nonresident gun carry rights, but Denver's claim that a California resident can already carry concealed raises new questions about the state's reciprocity restrictions.
Second Circuit revives NYC gun owners’ challenge to the one-gun carry limit, 90-day purchase wait, and two-handgun carry license cap. Read the original story: Tossed in 2024, Revived in 2026: Second Circuit Sends NYC’s One-Gun Carry Limit and 90-Day Purchase Wait Back for a History Test
SAF answered Cook County at the Supreme Court, filing a brief to keep Viramontes alive ahead of Dec. 2 arguments in its AR-15 ban case. Read the original story: SAF Tells the Supreme Court Viramontes Should Continue After Cook County Pushes for Dismissal
The Supreme Court refused to hear 22 gun rights cases, including challenges to lifetime firearm bans and misdemeanor disarmament laws. Washington Gun Law's William Kirk examines what the denials mean as major Second Amendment cases remain pending.
The Justice Department sued Glendale, California over carry permit costs near $2,000 and a process it says lacks objective standards. Read the original story: DOJ Sues Glendale, California Over Concealed Carry Permits Costing Up to $2,106, Psych Exams and Social Media Reviews
A federal judge tossed the DOJ lawsuit against Montgomery County, MD's ban on guns within 100 yards of parks, schools, and places of worship. Read the original story: Federal Judge Throws Out DOJ Lawsuit Against Montgomery County’s Ban on Guns Within 100 Yards of Parks, Schools, and Places of W...