[cba123]

Well, well, well.

[Mastador1]

Yeah,yeah,yeah.............30 seconds to Noisome and brassier demanding an injunction or hold on the ruling until they can have the ninth circus hear it en banc.

No one expects the Nazis to give up the fight do they?

And while all this is going on they are laughing their asses off because they have made it almost impossible for anyone in California to buy ammunition to put in those magazines...........legally.

[MrBambaLaMamba]

Winning.

[backwoods-engineer]

We won for once. I, for one, am shocked. I knew that Trump was remaking the 9th, but this is outstanding.

[zeugma]

An interesting quote from the opinion.

Previously, the opinion had discussed rural citizens that might need to be able to use firearms with large capacity magazines to prevent assault and burglary as police/sheriff response times may be quite long.

Further, some people, especially in communities of color, do not trust law enforcement and are less likely — over 40% less likely, according to one study — to call 911 even during emergencies. See 163 Cong. Rec. S1257-58 (daily ed. Feb. 16, 2017) (statement of Sen. Kamala Harris) (discussing a study showing that certain ethnic groups are over 40% less likely to call 911 in an emergency); see also

I love the fact that the judge us using the gun grabbing Harris' own words against her.

HA!

[Cboldt]

Send it to SCOTUS. Roberts will reinstate it.

[trebb]

“Even well-intentioned laws must pass constitutional muster,” appellate Judge Kenneth Lee wrote for the panel’s majority.

Finally - a judge that thinks like I do - I usually state it as,
"The Constitution doesn't have a 'Noble Cause' clause"