by Bob Walsh
A
couple of days ago I saw a brief blurb on the TV news that said the
district court of appeals has agreed to reconsider the ban on "high
capacity" (actually standard factory capacity) magazines in the formerly
great state of California. Interestingly enough I have been unable to
find any further reference to it. Maybe google doesn't love me any
more.
I will post more when I can actually find out more.
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FINALLY FOUND SOME MORE ON MAGAZINE BAN REVIEW
by Bob Walsh
The
current ruling (stayed pending appeal0 says that the ban may have been
well-intentioned but that it infringes on the constitutional right to
armed self defense.
The
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (which isn't as psychotic as it used to
be before Trump appointments) acting Thursday set aside a decision made
last August by a (divided) three-judge panel of that same court
concerning the "high capacity" magazine ban in the formerly great state
of California. An eleven judge panel of that same court will now
reconsider the issue.
A lower court had thrown out the ban but the lifting of the ban was stayed pending the state's appeal.
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