Federal judge’s ruling against California gun ban could impact Illinois case – Center Square

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has justified the state’s gun and magazine ban he enacted earlier this year by pointing to several other states with similar bans. However, on Thursday, a federal judge out of California struck down that state’s ban on certain semi-automatic firearms with a permanent injunction.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
6 months ago

Pritzker was always going to lose this case but that’s not the point. Its all about his presidential campaign virtue signaling. National tyrant pravda media will eat it up and frame pritzker as a progressive messiah.

debtsor
6 months ago

Several weeks ago the 9th Circuit just upheld the 10 round limit though. The 9th Circuit at the appellate level has the craziest judges in the entire US. The 9th circuit also said that it’s not illegal to camp out on public property unless the city has enough available shelter beds for homeless people to sleep. Because if there was nowhere to sleep, they were criminalizing homelessness. So now the west coast has homeless encampments everywhere and there are no way to clear them because the 9th circuit said you can’t criminalize being homeless. And these illegal homeless campsites are… Read more »

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