U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Friday, the California Attorney General's office filed a petition for an en banc hearing in Duncan v. Becerra—the NRA funded case challenging California's ban on the possession of magazines capable of holding more than 10 rounds. The petition was expected after the 9th Circuit court of appeals affirmed that the ban violated the Second Amendment on August 14, 2020. With this move, Attorney General Xavier Becerra is doing the bidding of the anti-gun lobby, who earlier this week demanded that California continue to defend the unconstitutional magazine prohibition.
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Given the nation-wide fallout if CA loses, they must feel they have a solid case. I am a bit surprised they called for en banc so soon. I reckoned he would, just not so soon.
ReplyDeleteJust two questions: When cops carry these ev\eil black assault rifles, do they load 'em with 30-round banana "clips"? And . . . will this law be applied equally to all?
ReplyDeleteam I the only one who feels less confident upon learning the NRA is involved? "how much money will wayne lapeirre pocket as a result of fundraising off this case?"
ReplyDeleteNow, I'm waiting for a Hawaiian judge to issue an injunction preventing the implementation of the decision, pending en banc review.
ReplyDeleteAfter that, Becerra doesn't give a shit how long it takes to get a decision.
If you recall, it was more than two years before Peruta had its en banc hearing. That's the time from filing writ to time of actual hearing.
DeleteUnlimited finances, resources and the demonic will of control-freak bullies is a very tough nut to crack.
ReplyDeleteDefinition of Irony: Becerra getting shot by an AR with a 10 round mag in it...
ReplyDeleteWilfully ignorant and unresponsive to the needs of the people they're supposed to be serving-dat's a democrat!
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You misspelled Demon(r)at 8^))
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