And the Courts circle jerk will continue. As Usual.
The risk that Bonta is taking is that their loss in court may result in the roster itself, not just some provisions, be thrown out. Right now they still have it, they still have drop testing reqs, they still are charging testing and renewal fees. If I were them and wanted to be sure to keep the roster and the remaining controls it gives them, hoping to re-expand at the opportune moment, I would think twice before deciding on a challenge.Our idiot AG has already come out and said they will fight this and my bet is that it may be awhile before actual goodness (freedom) happens.
think twice? how about think at all.The risk that Bonta is taking is that their loss in court may result in the roster itself, not just some provisions, be thrown out. Right now they still have it, they still have drop testing reqs, they still are charging testing and renewal fees. If I were them and wanted to be sure to keep the roster and the remaining controls it gives them, hoping to re-expand at the opportune moment, I would think twice before deciding on a challenge.
That can't be done, it would require two attributes the leftist Dem's don't have:The risk that Bonta is taking is that their loss in court may result in the roster itself, not just some provisions, be thrown out. Right now they still have it, they still have drop testing reqs, they still are charging testing and renewal fees. If I were them and wanted to be sure to keep the roster and the remaining controls it gives them, hoping to re-expand at the opportune moment, I would think twice before deciding on a challenge.
Mon, March 20, 2023 at 1:35 PM MST
By Brendan Pierson
(Reuters) -A federal judge on Monday blocked California from enforcing a state law requiring new semiautomatic handguns to have certain safety features, finding it violates the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
What?Very few things in this world are as disgusting as California politicians and gun laws.
They may have come to this conclusion. As of Friday the state had not appealed the decision yet. This is odd because if they were going to appeal, they generally would have done it the very next day. There could be a legit reason why they haven't, of course, and they still obviously could.The risk that Bonta is taking is that their loss in court may result in the roster itself, not just some provisions, be thrown out. Right now they still have it, they still have drop testing reqs, they still are charging testing and renewal fees. If I were them and wanted to be sure to keep the roster and the remaining controls it gives them, hoping to re-expand at the opportune moment, I would think twice before deciding on a challenge.