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New Heller Lawsuit
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I believe the law reads that the gun CAN carry more than x number of rounds, so if it can take a typical type of magazine, than it would be prohibited.
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He's looking for closure to his initial suit by requesting:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandamus
This is how the SCOTUS can force their rulings to be obeyed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandamus
This is how the SCOTUS can force their rulings to be obeyed.
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It is 12 or more rounds. The issue is that the gun he went to register was a 1911 and had a bottom loading magazine. Under the current legislation, anything that is capable of holding more than 12 rounds is considered a machine gun.
So, if it can hold a mag that holds more than the 12, it's banned.
So, if it can hold a mag that holds more than the 12, it's banned.
This guy might quickly get Super Hero status from gun owners across America! Let's hope someone in Ca follows suit (no pun intended) and starts to dismantle those idiot laws, one by one. Personally, I think we have a tough road ahead of us in Mass because we have to fight the Kennedys, Deval Patrick and AG Martha Cokehead... Coakley. Just remember, Martha thinks self help is a bad thing, so just let the old guy in the bathroom touch your child. Just call 911 and let the cops do the rest. Be sure to give your child words of encouragement while waiting for the police to get there. The pervert shouldn't be able to get too far before the police show up. I'm wondering, if that is the frame of mind the AG has, can I send the bill to the her when my kid has to go through years of therapy?
Heller should get a medal or a lifetime supply of pudding or something. Hope he keeps filing one after another.
As far as MA goes some poor bastard should sue stating that they can not afford thier civil rights due to permit fees and AG regulations driving up prices. File a civil rights complaint with the state against the state,gov and ag.
Civil Rights Complaint form
http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=cagoterminal&L=2&L0=Home&L1=Civil+Rights&sid=Cago&b=terminalcontent&f=civilrights_civil_rights_complaint&csid=Cago
As far as MA goes some poor bastard should sue stating that they can not afford thier civil rights due to permit fees and AG regulations driving up prices. File a civil rights complaint with the state against the state,gov and ag.
Civil Rights Complaint form
http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=cagoterminal&L=2&L0=Home&L1=Civil+Rights&sid=Cago&b=terminalcontent&f=civilrights_civil_rights_complaint&csid=Cago
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More on the same subject
http://www.newsmax.com/us/washington_gun_ban/2008/07/28/117034.html
http://www.newsmax.com/us/washington_gun_ban/2008/07/28/117034.html
Maybe he's spending his vacation fund?
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Lawsuits are not cheap but sometimes a person has to draw the line and say this wrong is worth making a financial investment in getting it reversed. The DC Council still mandates in their new law, that handguns be kept locked. That is in direct disagreement with what the Supreme court ruled. In addition, the DC Council wants to ban all semi automatic pistols. IMHO Mr. Heller and friends have little choice but to file suit again. Good Luck!Best Regards.
Other than time and any lost wages, it's not costing Heller anything.
The other hero (and the man who started it all)...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/03/17/AR2007031701055.html
Well worth reading.
Maybe he's spending his vacation fund?
Best Regards.
Ummm... CATO or NRA funding??
LoginName, thanks for the link. I think this quote from Robert A. Levy (the individual who funded the case) sums it all up:
or this one, from the article:
He is self-admittedly "not a gun guy, doesn't own one and probably never will". He's a god with deep pockets in my book.
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Thank god for Heller and Levy.
I wish there were more that were willing to take the time and some to spend the money to do that.
I wish there were more that were willing to take the time and some to spend the money to do that.
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What is happening after the SCOTUS ruling is exactly why people in this country need to have the right to bear arms.
When people in power, who's duty it is to uphold the law, refuse to comply and circumvent it.
When people in power, who's duty it is to uphold the law, refuse to comply and circumvent it.
Heller is awesome.
I wish that Glock would make a Heller commemorative model. Then if they do not allow it in Massachusetts, he could sue the AG.
I would definitely make a donation to that legal fund.
Hell, I would donate to Heller myself, just to be part of history if he asked.
I wish that Glock would make a Heller commemorative model. Then if they do not allow it in Massachusetts, he could sue the AG.
I would definitely make a donation to that legal fund.
Hell, I would donate to Heller myself, just to be part of history if he asked.
namedpipes
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Jay Sevarin commented the other day that we took down the Iron Curtain by spending the Soviet Union into oblivion (wrt military spending). They simply could not continue to match us missile for missle, carrier for carrier and jet for jet.
I wonder how much money DC has in its budget for legal fees.
Go LEVY!
dwarven1
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Tee hee....let's give him honorary life membership to NES.
I wish there were more people like him.
I wish there were more people like him.
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It'd be nice if this second lawsuit could clarify some of the gray areas that the SCOTUS left open with their decision especially in regards to licensing considering the atrocity of a licensing system that DC created following the decision.
