by Bob Walsh
Yesterday
the Ninth Circuit Court Of Appeals upheld a lower court ruling
asserting that the CA "high capacity magazine" ban was in fact an
unconstitutional infringement on the Second Amendment rights of the
citizens and legal residents of the formerly great state of California.
The vote of the panel was 2-1.
The
case, Duncan V. Becerra, was decided in April by Judge Benitez in the
federal district court, but the judge stayed that ruling. The district
court will now have to issue a new order lifting the stay, which will
take a couple of days. The state could appeal to the Supreme Court.
They might just to be a bunch of dicks. I doubt it will do them much
good, but CA is fond of grand foolish gestures on general principles.
The
court ruled, among other things, that the magazines were neither
"dangerous and unusual" and were in fact commonly used for
completely lawful purposes.
2 comments:
This from the 9th circuit? I am shocked. SHOCKED, I say.
A relatively sane panel which included two Trump appointees.
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