Official photograph of Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett taken by Supreme Court Photographer Fred Schilling, 2021. By Dave Workman ANALYSIS: In her concurring opinion in
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The Supreme Court’s Wolford v. Lopez ruling struck down Hawaii’s “vampire rule,” reaffirming that the right to carry cannot be turned into a government permission
Todd Blanche has promised a new direction at DOJ, but Second Amendment advocates are watching whether that includes a change in NFA litigation. IMG Jim
What criteria must citizens seeking similar relief need to meet to prove themselves eligible for equal treatment? (img Duncan Johnson) A June 15 letter to
Tennessee’s attempt to revive two gun-control statutes moved to the Court of Appeals on June 23, 2026, as judges heard argument in Stephen L. Hughes,
The Supreme Court’s Wolford decision could reshape how courts review New Jersey’s ban on so-called assault firearms. img Duncan Johnson The Supreme Court’s decision in
The Supreme Court’s Wolford v. Lopez ruling did more than strike down Hawaii’s “vampire law.” It warned lower courts not to smuggle gun-control arguments into
The gun control crowd says red flag laws save lives, but critics argue the data and due-process concerns tell a very different story. AI-generated illustration