NHCraigT
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yeah, I thought they did this a while ago....Old news, the 4th circuit took a giant dump in blatant disregard for SCotUS precedent months ago.
Unfortunately, Cataeno never reached cert, so I assume it is not precedent that can be called upon. One can only hope SCOTUS retains the same logic if this is eventually granted cert.
Cataeno did get cert, but SCOTUS ordered the lower court to issue a decision consistent with it's interpretation of the constitution. I think the lower court may have ducked the case by having the charges dropped.Unfortunately, Cataeno never reached cert, so I assume it is not precedent that can be called upon. One can only hope SCOTUS retains the same logic if this is eventually granted cert.
What comes after jury box again?
This one isn’t that tough. The Bill of rights should be defended/protected by the federal govt. The BOR trumps state law. We should continue to fight the federal government in the areas they are overreaching.Sand box?
Well, boys. How do you want it? Do you want SCOTUS to rule in our/your favor and say that the FEDERAL 2A trumps all STATE law? Or are we going to stand and fight against the tyrannical FEDERAL government and their over-reaching rules that affect the sovereign states to govern themselves.
While I think the 2A is exactly what it says it is, this isn't a simple issue. Getting a full "win" on this is near impossible. We're going to get some sort of SCOTUS pushback on this. Short of a few old L judges passing away, that is. And even then, how much federal intrusion do we want in the states????
Tough questions.
Ok, I was wrong. I didn’t think it all the way through before I spoke.As a whole you cannot make a statement that all 10 amendments in the BoR trump state laws
Especially when language in some explicitly state "Congress shall not".....its clear that as a whole that the BoR is a limitation on what the FED gov may not do.......doesnt involve states at all in most every instance....
Oh well. They're regulated under the NFA anyway.
Incorrect. The Sturmgewehr 44 pretty much defined a new class of rifles--the select-fire carbine.good thing that there is no such thing as an 'assault rifle!' F these commies and the prius they rode in on.
Incorrect. The Sturmgewehr 44 pretty much defined a new class of rifles--the select-fire carbine.
StG 44 - Wikipedia
Here is another assault rifle:
AK-47 - Wikipedia
And another:
M4 carbine - Wikipedia
After Kolbe v. Hogan was denied cert, I lost all hope in "assault weapon" bans being ruled unconstitutional. That ruling was the most blatant disregard from prior supreme court rulings regarding the 2nd. The court twisted words so badly to come to the conclusion that "assault weapons" aren't covered it wasnt even funny. My feeling is if your state has a ban than rise up or move because the supreme won't touch them, and only maybe if there is another federal "assault weapon" ban that is challenged will the supreme court take it up.
It takes 4 justices to grant cert and to win. It is quite common for cert to be denied by justices voting against cert because they know their side will lose.They’re waiting til one side has a sure win. It’ll take another Trump nominee before they’ll take a 2A case.
On constitutional issues, the 14th guarantees that the BoR and other constitutional rights apply to all states.Well, boys. How do you want it? Do you want SCOTUS to rule in our/your favor and say that the FEDERAL 2A trumps all STATE law? Or are we going to stand and fight against the tyrannical FEDERAL government and their over-reaching rules that affect the sovereign states to govern themselves.