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FBaggins

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28. It depends on their reason for being there
Mon Jan 1, 2024, 10:20 AM
Jan 2024

"Sorry - I don't permit guns on my property" won't get you very far if they're investigating a crime with reasonable suspicion, are chasing someone else, or have a warrant (etc)

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Go 9th Circuit!!! Nictuku Dec 2023 #1
This one won't be appealed FBaggins Dec 2023 #15
Probably won't survive SCOTUS. That's why I advocate the States pass laws that to own guns you must be a member of cstanleytech Dec 2023 #2
2d Amendment protects rights of the "people" TexasDem69 Dec 2023 #3
It specifically says though that it's because we need a "well regulated Militia". A State can create said militia cstanleytech Dec 2023 #6
Well, sort of TexasDem69 Dec 2023 #7
It specifically says that it's written that way due to the need for said militia. If a State is running a militia that cstanleytech Dec 2023 #9
Right or wrong (wrong) - that reading is inconsistent with current SCOTUS precedent FBaggins Dec 2023 #14
Have they ever ruled differently in the past? EX500rider Dec 2023 #18
Differently? Yes. But nothing like this. FBaggins Dec 2023 #19
Indeed, with the Militia Act of 1903 still law, all able-bodied men between ages 17 and 45 are in the Reserve Militia EX500rider Dec 2023 #20
It could be argued that the militia in question is that of one run by the State. That means the State should cstanleytech Jan 2024 #23
All able-bodied men between ages 17 and 45 in the US are already members of the Reserve Militia EX500rider Dec 2023 #17
Good republianmushroom Dec 2023 #4
Hallelujah for the 9th Circuit Hekate Dec 2023 #5
If it didn't fly in New York, it won't fly in California NickB79 Dec 2023 #8
Majority of the court are already backwards Marthe48 Jan 2024 #25
I don't see the pistol packin' dipshits, generally Kalifornia9 Dec 2023 #10
Keep up the work. twodogsbarking Dec 2023 #11
I know that the second amendment applies to citizens on public property tavernier Dec 2023 #12
That has been an issue the "no restrictions" crowd BumRushDaShow Dec 2023 #13
Thanks! tavernier Dec 2023 #21
Private property owners can always restrict guns on their own property FBaggins Dec 2023 #16
Thanks! tavernier Dec 2023 #22
How is "law enforcement" an exception? hunter Jan 2024 #24
It depends on their reason for being there FBaggins Jan 2024 #28
Just saying "no" has got me so far that I'll probably never serve on a jury in this county. hunter Jan 2024 #29
Absolutely. "We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone." marble falls Jan 2024 #27
A small but significant start. marble falls Jan 2024 #26
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