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The Department of Justice has filed a 40-page amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in the consolidated cases of Viramontes v. Cook County (Illinois) and Grant v. Higgins (Connecticut), which will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 2 beginning at 10 a.m.
In the aftermath of a deadly weekend in Seattle, a stunning online survey by KOMO News , the local ABC affiliate, revealed Tuesday the overwhelming majority of respondents blame weak law enforcement and sentencing (90%) for the violence, while only 6 percent blame “easy access to guns.”
Several years ago, during an early fall black powder elk hunt, I was relaxing in my solo camp somewhere west of civilization in Washington's northern Yakima County, pretty much right along the county line with neighboring Kittitas County, when a carload of interesting folks sort of slowly rolled up.
Just as the mid-term elections are looming, a former Trump administration Justice Department official has reportedly launched a new gun rights group “aimed at restoring firearm access to Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes.”
Legal scholars, law enforcement groups, attorneys general, literally every major Second Amendment organization on the landscape, and sportsmen's organizations are lining up in support of the plaintiffs in two consolidated cases challenging bans on so-called “assault weapons,” and now the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (CCRKBA) has added a heavy dose of history to the mix.
Embattled far-left Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson says she will announce “a comprehensive, focused gun violence prevention strategy” in response to the deadly Labor Day weekend shootings.
An Illinois lawmaker wants gun manufacturers to pay for “a portion” of the costs of “gun violence” whenever one of their firearms is involved in a violent crime, but a major gun rights organization quickly criticized the idea, saying it penalizes manufacturers instead of criminals.
A 19-year-old Michigan man credited with fatally shooting a gunman at the Fairlane Town Canter in Dearborn was prosecuted for carrying an unlicensed handgun and this week was sentenced to two years of probation, and he will ultimate have to take a handgun safety class offered by the court.
Washington’s gun purchase permit will cost $126 starting May 1, 2027, before required training, ammunition, range, and travel expenses.
A major flap over Washington state's looming permit-to-purchase (P2P) mandate has erupted, possibly over nothing more than semantics, while there is absolutely no misunderstanding about the cost of the P2P when it takes effect next May 1.
