The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals finally ruled in the Peruta Case. Originally, a three judge panel ruled that Sheriffs did not have the authority to arbitrarily refuse to grant permits to most citizens who applied for them, invalidating the “good reason” excuse that Sheriffs were using. San Diego appealed to the full court. That appeal was heard about a year ago. The en banc court ruled yesterday that there is no Second Amendment right for members of the general public to carry concealed firearms in public.” Andrew Langer president of the Institute for Liberty, an organization dedicated to promoting freedom and individual rights was on NRANews Cam and Company yesterday and discussed the ruling with host Cam Edwards. He said the court deliberately bypassed California’s current infringement of Second Amendment rights. The dissent describes the decision as an “elaborate straw man argument” with regard to the “good cause” requirement. Langer says that the manner in which the decision was made is politically cynical. He questions whether the judges began writing the decision following the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. The video below is about 25 minutes but is worth the time to watch.
Posts Tagged ‘concealed carry’
9th Circuit Rules There is No Second Amendment Right to Concealed Carry
Posted in gun rights, Politics, tagged Andrew Langer, Cam and Company, Cam Edwards, concealed carry, NRANews, Peruta vs County of San Diego on June 10, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Natalie Foster on Why She Carries Concealed
Posted in gun rights, Shooting Sports, tagged concealed carry, Natalie Foster, NRANews on September 22, 2014| Leave a Comment »
NRA Commentator Natalie Foster talks about what she tells her friends who are not necessarily gun friendly, when they ask her why she carries concealed.
More People Being Stopped At Airport Security with Firearms
Posted in gun rights, tagged airport security, concealed carry on August 13, 2013| Leave a Comment »
The New York Times has the story here. I guess as more people are carrying concealed, this was bound to happen. If you carry concealed but also travel frequently, it pays to be extra careful and make sure you double check your bags before leaving for the airport.