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Briefs in Peruta v. San Diego
Challenge to California's combination of "may issue" for CCW and its ban on open carry while gun is loaded.
CORE amicus brief, by Steve Halbrook;
NRA's amicus brief by Paul Clement.
Comments
I wish they were challenging the ban on Loaded Open Carry (California Penal Code PC 12031).
Unfortunately, their argument is limited to the ineffectiveness of Unloaded Open Carry.
Fortunately, the California Open Carry activists are pooling their pennies and funding a lawsuit to explicitly seek to overturn California's ban on Loaded Open Carry and in a manner which will insure the question is resolved in months, not years.
Donations can be made at the following site:
http://tinyurl.com/PC12031Lawsuit
There is a newly created Facebook page to keep track of the status of the lawsuit.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/California-Right-To-Carry/115871318495700
Posted by: Charles Nichols / CNReporter at May 31, 2011 10:13 PM
Paul Clement did a great job.....dam...I'm sure he will sit on the high court before its all said and done.
Posted by: 5thofNov at May 31, 2011 10:14 PM
All three of those amicus briefs have been paid for (one way or another) by the NRA.
Posted by: no one at June 2, 2011 12:25 PM