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9th Circuit grants en banc reconsideration in magazine ban strike-down

Posted by David Hardy · 25 February 2021 03:33 PM

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.

3 Comments | Leave a comment

Kukuforguns | February 25, 2021 4:08 PM | Reply

The very idea is anathema to the 9th Circuit. It would speed up the process. The 9th wants to delay as long as possible. I am going to be so happy when that bill finally comes due.

Old Jarhead | February 26, 2021 7:54 PM | Reply

Hilarious, "pro-2A" and "9th Circuit" in the same sentence! Know any other good ones?

Maybe "selfless" and "politician"?

Old Guy | February 27, 2021 8:58 AM | Reply

hey Biden won we can get back to normal now

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