Videos tagged with Bruen Ruling

This video discusses a significant lawsuit filed by the DOJ against Los Angeles County concerning Second Amendment rights. It highlights the extremely low approval rate for concealed carry permits (0.05%), alleging that bureaucratic delays are being used to obstruct constitutional freedoms. The content features legal analysis and commentary from Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon, arguing that the 'may-issue' system has become 'never-issue' and that this intervention by the DOJ could lead to nationwide changes in gun policy and advance the cause of Constitutional Carry.

This video breaks down new, restrictive concealed carry regulations in Contra Costa County, California. The county is reportedly banning entire categories of firearms, including iconic models like the Colt 1911, single-action revolvers, and Derringers. Furthermore, it prohibits safety-enhancing accessories such as red dot optics, tactical flashlights, and laser sights for permit holders. The description argues these measures are irrational, disproportionately affecting law-abiding citizens who have already passed background checks and training, and undermine responsible self-defense practices, contradicting the spirit of the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling.

This video discusses a significant development in D.C. firearms law where the DOJ will no longer prosecute cases involving magazines with capacities exceeding ten rounds. This policy shift follows the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling and is presented as a major victory for Second Amendment rights advocates. The content aims to explain the implications for gun owners, travelers, and the broader legal fight against magazine capacity bans nationwide, highlighting a move towards aligning laws with constitutional principles.

This video discusses a federal appeals court ruling that declared the ban on handgun sales to 18-20 year-olds unconstitutional, a significant win for Second Amendment proponents. The description highlights the perceived hypocrisy of gun control advocates who refer to this age group as 'teenagers' when discussing gun rights but 'young adults' when discussing voting. It argues that the ruling corrects an injustice, as individuals in this age group can serve in the military, pay taxes, and face adult legal consequences. The video anticipates appeals from gun control groups but suggests the 'Bruen' ruling strengthens the case for gun rights, especially if it reaches the Supreme Court, as there's no historical precedent for such bans on legal adults.

This video discusses potential new gun laws in New York and how they might spread to other states. It analyzes these laws in the context of the NYSRPA versus Bruen Supreme Court ruling, recapping the key aspects of the Bruen case. The content emphasizes the importance of political involvement, stating that "elections have consequences." The video is presented for educational purposes and includes a giveaway promotion and information about joining the USCCA.

This video analyzes Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts' year-end report, highlighting potential shifts in the Court's stance on gun rights and judicial security. The analysis connects the report's mentions of protecting judges and their families to broader Second Amendment issues, referencing past rulings like Peruta v. CA and the Bruen decision. It suggests a growing cultural change favoring gun rights, drawing parallels between the security needs of judges and ordinary Americans. The content is presented by constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith, offering in-depth analysis relevant to Second Amendment supporters.

This installment of 'This Week in Guns' covers a range of topics including a discussion on LPVOs and training, Senator Chris Murphy's views on gun control, a poll on the Bruen Supreme Court ruling, and California's legal challenges regarding its bounty bill. It also touches on France's weapon surrender program, a lawsuit against Sig Sauer for unintended P320 discharges, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's calls for financial institutions to report suspicious gun purchases and for federal implementation of tracking methods for mass shooters and gun traffickers. The episode also highlights a rise in gun deaths and a local incident of a woman firing a gun at juveniles.