The Supreme Court placed a new twist on a familiar pattern in its treatment of gun cases this week.
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) will not review the constitutionality of the most frequently challenged federal gun law. At least not yet.
Gun-rights advocates found success against waiting periods by convincing a federal judge to buck a trend that has been used to short-circuit the Supreme Court’s Second Amendment test.
Requiring blanket delays on the acquisition of a firearm violates the Second Amendment.
Colorado Democrats’ first-of-its-kind semi-automatic firearm ban advanced after a marathon session in its first floor debate, but not before being fundamentally altered.
Writing one bad check for less than $500 is grounds for permanent disarmament, a federal appeals court has ruled.
Requiring a permit for the exercise of Second Amendment rights within the home is unconstitutional.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals just decided whether the Second Amendment protects silencers. It didn’t go the way gun-rights advocates hoped.
A mass-shooting survivor turned gun control activist will help steer the Democratic Party’s political response to being shut out of federal power.
All of a sudden, age-based gun restrictions have become the dark horse candidate for the Supreme Court’s next Second Amendment case.
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