Videos tagged with Rahimi Case

This video discusses recent Supreme Court decisions impacting gun owners. It highlights the overturning of the bump-stock ban, the upholding of domestic violence restrictions on gun ownership via the Rahimi case, and a ruling that tightens regulations on ghost gun kits. The content aims to inform gun owners about significant shifts in gun laws and encourages them to stay informed.

This Week in Guns covers the aftermath of the recent election, discussing voter turnout, electoral college, and claims of interference. It delves into gun law discussions, including concealed carry reciprocity, the Hearing Protection Act, and gun control as an election issue. The video analyzes Colorado Proposition KK, Florida Amendment 2's impact on hunting and fishing, and the concept of public rights. Legal analysis includes a federal judge's ruling on Illinois' assault weapon ban and Washington D.C.'s magazine capacity ban. Supreme Court considerations for the Snoop v Brown case and the Second Circuit's response to the Rahimi case are also discussed, along with ATF's machine gun definition inconsistencies. Sponsorships for VZ Grips, FFL Payment Processing, and Patriot Patch Company are featured.

This video analyzes a clip from ABC News that discusses the push for 'red flag' laws following coverage of the Rahimi case. The content creator suggests this coordinated media push indicates a pre-planned strategy to advocate for stricter gun control measures, specifically red flag laws. The creator expresses skepticism about the motivations behind this coverage and questions whether it's a genuine response or part of a larger agenda.

This YouTube video analyzes MSNBC's (MSDNC) coverage of the Rahimi case, suggesting that their reporting subtly reveals a "gun control plan." The creator claims that by carefully listening to their statements, one can discern the groundwork being laid for future gun control legislation. The video aims to expose what it perceives as a hidden agenda within mainstream media's discussion of firearm-related legal cases.

This video discusses the Supreme Court's decision in the Rahimi domestic violence case, analyzing how a criminal's attempt to use the Second Amendment to avoid prosecution for domestic violence impacts the broader gun rights movement. The creator argues that such cases define the limits of the Second Amendment and that individuals convicted of domestic violence should be disarmed until deemed rehabilitated. The video also references other content from the VSO Gun Channel, affiliate links, and a podcast.

This video analyzes the implications of the Rahimi case for gun rights in the United States. While acknowledging the loss of a gun rights case, the content focuses on the actual impact and varying opinions surrounding the decision. The creator aims to provide their own perspective on whether this outcome represents a win, loss, or a neutral draw for the Second Amendment.

This video discusses a recent Supreme Court ruling (8-1) in the Rahimi case, which allows for the deprivation of firearm ownership rights for individuals under a restraining order. The content creator intends to analyze and discuss the implications of this ruling. The description also includes links to the creator's merchandise, social media platforms, and a link to the full ruling for viewers to examine.

This YouTube video analyzes the recent Rahimi case decision and its potential implications for the Supreme Court's interpretation of the Second Amendment, specifically referencing the Bruen decision. The title suggests a discussion on whether the Rahimi ruling might weaken or redefine the scope of gun rights established by Bruen. The content is likely to delve into legal arguments, constitutional law, and the future of firearm regulations in the United States.

This "This Week in Guns" episode on 6/18/2024 discusses significant legal developments affecting firearm ownership in the US. Key topics include the Supreme Court's potential impact on the National Firearms Act (NFA) via the Carlisle decision, and the Fifth Circuit's vacating of the pistol brace rule, highlighting challenges to ATF authority. The discussion also touches on proposed federal bans on 50-caliber rifles, ghost gun regulations, and ongoing Second Amendment legal battles. The video also features segments on an AK Masters Shooting Event, a bump stock case, the definition of "machine gun," and a review of the Taurus Executive Grade Revolver. Additionally, it covers a gun buyback prank and CDC survey on gun storage.

This video provides an analysis of upcoming US Supreme Court cases that could significantly impact various aspects of American law. Host Mark Smith discusses key cases concerning the Chevron Doctrine, Trump's immunity, the First Amendment (NetChoice), Second Amendment rights (Rahimi), immigration (Moyle v. United States), the January 6th Capitol riot, NRA and SEC matters, the mifepristone abortion pill, bump stocks (Cargill), social media pressure (Murthy v. Missouri), and homelessness and the Eighth Amendment. Smith, a constitutional attorney, offers his predictions on the outcomes.

This video discusses a significant legal decision from the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals concerning a lawsuit titled USA v. Duarte. The content focuses on the implications of this opinion, particularly its potential impact on the Rahimi case. The video also promotes the CRPA (California Rifle & Pistol Association) for those wishing to support the fight for gun rights and highlights sponsors like CCW Safe for self-defense coverage and the Police Credit Union.

This "This Week in Guns" episode from February 19, 2024, hosted by Matt Larosiere and Ivan T. Troll, covers a range of firearm-related topics. Discussions include the SHOT Show experience, controversies surrounding Gun Broker, consumer trends in the firearms market, and specific issues like the Smith & Wesson lever gun. The hosts also delve into legal news, such as the Hawaii Supreme Court's ruling on gun laws, and touch upon the affordability of gun ownership and "ghost gun" litigation. The episode features sponsor segments for VZ Grips and FFL payment solutions.