New York City... enough said
A "Good Samaritan" was fatally stabbed while trying to stop a robbery. The mayor's wife, who backed the "defund the police" movement, urges residents to "physically intervene" in order to stop crimes.
More: here's her checklist for action. It starts with "Ignore the harasser and engage directly with the person who is being targeted by asking a question like, "What time is it?"" Great way to stop a robbery. And heaven forbid she call the robber a criminal and the person "who is being targeted" a victim. It goes downhill from there.
NC Lt. Governor gives anti gunners hell
Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson deals it out, ad lib. He sounds like a viable candidate for the presidency or VP to me. Not bad for a fellow who entered politics last year!
"Not the best idea"
Guy decides to film prank video for Youtube, in which he attacks strangers with a butcher knife. As one witness says, not the best idea.
9th Circuit grants en banc reconsideration in magazine ban strike-down
Not too surprising. As Don Kilmer has remarked, the 9th ought to adopt a Circuit Rule that any panel opinion striking down a law on 2A grounds will automatically be set for en banc reconsideration. It's what the court does, anyway, so why not save people the trouble of filing a motion?
It'd be interesting to do some calculations, given how rarely the 9th grants en banc, so see what percentage of en-banc cases are composed of pro-2A rulings.