Judge denies delaying case on merits of Illinois’ gun ban challenge – Center Square

Southern District of Illinois federal Judge Stephen McGlynn is expediting the case challenging Illinois’ gun ban, despite some plaintiffs wanting to delay a trial so they can attempt to have a hearing with the U.S. Supreme Court. “Not gonna happen,” McGlynn said. “We're going to conduct a hearing and I'm going to address all the questions of fact and I'm going to apply the law to the questions of fact and I'm going to have a clearly defined record and we're going to move at deliberate speed.”
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Clara Coopers Copper Coated Clappers
2 years ago

Judge McGlynn, a federal judge, has ruled twice that the Pritzger gun registration scam is unconstitutional. Twice he has been overturned by liberal, democrat judges from the 7th circuit. All federal judges, and all see the law differently. States continue to pass new firearm restrictions that fly directly in contradiction to US Supreme Court decisions. The USSC is a toothless tiger as it has no power to sanction states that defy those decisions and states, all democrat controlled, continue to thumb their noses and cause chaos in the courts with non stop 2nd Amendment fights. As usual the justice system… Read more »

debtsor
2 years ago

As I’ve said before, the ruling you get is mostly dependent upon which president appointed your judge. Years back, it used to be acceptable for a conservative president to appoint a liberal judge in a Democrat district, or vice-versa. The state’s senators would send back a ‘blue slip’ agreeing with a president’s recommendation. This practice has mostly gone away, as Obama, Biden and Trump have all tried to pack their court with their own partisan judges. In our 2-1 Seventh Circuit PICA gun grabber case, the Trump judge ruled against PICA, and the Obama or Biden judge, I can’t remember,… Read more »

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