This video analyzes how an alleged attempted assassination involving a firearm with an obliterated serial number might be used by the ATF to justify new gun control measures. Constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith discusses the implications for the Vanderstok case before the Supreme Court. The content delves into Second Amendment rights and provides analysis from a legal and constitutional perspective, referencing the author's previous works on gun ownership and gun control.
This video analyzes the landmark case of United States v. Price, where a judge in the Southern District of West Virginia ruled a federal law prohibiting firearms with obliterated serial numbers unconstitutional. Washington Gun Law President William Kirk discusses the judge's reasoning and its implications for the 'Post-Bruen world,' emphasizing the importance of legal education for firearm owners. The discussion centers on the intersection of Second Amendment rights and federal regulations concerning firearm identification.
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