[tubebender]

Chip Chip Chipping away at our constitutional rights...

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

And to think, back in 1982 the voters of California rejected Prop 15 which would have banned new handguns, and required registration of old ones. One would think the rejection of Prop 15 would also be a rejection of any handgun magazine limits.

https://ballotpedia.org/California_Proposition_15,_Handgun_Registration_Initiative_(1982)

[onedoug]

Eff the courts. Our rights come from God.

[fella]

Spokesperson for the 9th circus commented

[Boomer]

Any finding of the 9th circus should have to automatically be reviewed by the Supreme Court before anything it says takes effect.

Better yet just dissolve it completely. It’s not like they understand the Constitution the way it was written. It’s just an activist charade pretending to be a body of judicial competence; which of course it most certainly is not

[Thud]

I've read the case. The California Attorney General utterly screwed up the evidence on its side and the trial judge pounced on that. IMO the 9th Circuit will give the AG a do-over on appeal, and remand the action back to the district court so the AG can get in the evidence it should have presented the first time. Then the AG will win.

IMO it's 50/50 whether the 9th Circuit preserves the injunction the district court granted the first time while everybody waits for the second trial.

[zeugma]

I found an excellent copy of the decision itself. It is really worth reading for anyone interested in the subject.