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California First/Second Amendment case filed

Posted by David Hardy · 10 November 2014 02:31 PM

Four FFLs and the Calgun Foundation have challenged a provision of California gun laws -- on a First Amendment basis.

The law in question forbids a dealer to advertise handguns with a sign visible from outside the store, or to display the word "handgun." I believe it derives from the ancient Uniform Firearms Act. The case sounds like a winner; business speech can have some controls not allowed in non-business speech, but outlawing truthful speech is a problem even there.

Speaking of litigation, the NYSRA & NRA suit against the NY SAFE act is set for oral argument on December 8.

2 Comments | Leave a comment

rspock | November 10, 2014 7:51 PM | Reply

Didn't this same court (2nd Circuit) rule Connecticut's ban was ok and then the SCOTUS refused the appeal uncommented?

Frank Masotti | November 10, 2014 8:48 PM | Reply

In california it should go to the ninth circus court of appeals.

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