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« Victim of NY gun law has a Gofundme page | Main | The competition continues »

Court strikes down California's attempt to stop gun shows on government-owned fairground

Posted by David Hardy · 19 June 2019 07:41 PM

Story here, in Reason Online. Congrats to Don Kilmer and Chuck Michel on the win!

1 Comment | Leave a comment

FWB | June 22, 2019 7:25 AM | Reply

Here comes your broken record. Why do we have all these state laws? Because the supreme court erred back in Barron (1833) says the Bill of Rights does not bind the States. And the SC is so whatever that they could never come out and just say that the case was wrong. If it were not for the courts in the Union allowing thousands of unconstitutional acts and incorrectly deciding things and stealing powers they were never given, we might actually have a good system

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