War on California gun laws revs up after Supreme Court's 'right to carry' decision

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The Supreme Court's overturning of a New York law restricting people's right to carry firearms in public has reinvigorated a legal war on California's gun laws.

High court strikes down gun laws in California, New York and six other states that restrict permits to carry a concealed weapon.

On June 28, a three-judge 9th Circuit panel vacated a lower court’s decision that upheld the state’s long-standing ban on military-style rifles deemed by the state to be assault weapons. The panel sent the case — Rupp vs. Bonta — back down to the lower court to reconsider in the wake of Bruen. The next day, another 9th Circuit panel remanded a case challenging COVID-19-related closures of gun stores, ammunition shops and firing ranges in the city of Ventura back to the district court for further consideration under Bruen. A case challenging similar closures in Los Angeles County also has been remanded to the lower court.

Now, in light of Bruen, the state is calling for Benitez’s ruling to be vacated and for the case to be remanded back to the district court to be reargued. The plaintiffs asked the court to simply affirm Benitez’s ruling as in line with Bruen and allow the sale of military-style weapons in California again.

 

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Take it a step further -- if people with restraining orders against them can use Bruen to get their guns back . . . What's to stop domestic abusers and convicted criminals from using Bruen to get their gun ownership rights restored commonsense

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