SC allows Illinois semiautomatic weapons ban to stay in place

[SaltyMonkey]

The Supreme Court in a Thursday ruling has allowed an Illinois law banning high-powered semiautomatic weapons and magazines to remain in place. | Fox News

Supreme Court allows Illinois semiautomatic weapons ban to stay in place

The Supreme Court in a Thursday ruling has allowed an Illinois law banning high-powered semiautomatic weapons and magazines to remain in place.

www.foxnews.com

 

[XD94045]

This does not bode well for a stay or anything that will prevent SB2 from becoming the law of the land here in California on January 1.

 

[papa]

The Supreme Court in a Thursday ruling has allowed an Illinois law banning high-powered semiautomatic weapons and magazines to remain in place. | Fox News

Supreme Court allows Illinois semiautomatic weapons ban to stay in place

The Supreme Court in a Thursday ruling has allowed an Illinois law banning high-powered semiautomatic weapons and magazines to remain in place.

www.foxnews.com

Don't give up yet. Still a lot of things happening .

 

[ex13F]

 

[SaltyMonkey]

This does not bode well for a stay or anything that will prevent SB2 from becoming the law of the land here in California on January 1.

Yep. Just go ahead and put an asterisk by “shall not be infringed” already.

 

[Bassbob]

Well, I am hoping SCOTUS simply wants to give the lower courts a chance to rule correctly since their docket is full right now, but I got a feeling there is some bad news with regards to SCOTUS considering high cap mag bans being constitutional. I'm not sure how they could justify an AR ban since it clearly fits in the definition of "Common use" as prescribed in Heller.

 

[Sol-Invictus]

Fake News. They just denied a stay. They want a writ of certiorari and then it will be overturned.

 

[Bassbob]

Fake News. They just denied a stay. They want a writ of certiorari and then it will be overturned.

Sure hope you're right.

 

[Sol-Invictus]

Free Illnois citizens will not comply. The registration rate is currently under 1/2 of 1 percent. The sherriffs and local police have all said they will not enforce or allow it to be enforced in their jurisdiction.

 

[yotehtr]

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (WICS) — Ahead of the January 1st deadline, gun advocates worry if gear that is used for paintball and air soft guns will also have to be registered with the state based on how the

Protect Illinois Communities Act (PICA) is written.

The Illinois Federation for Outdoor Resources (IFOR) told News Channel 20/FOX Illinois there are accessories for a paintball and air soft guns that can also be used on firearms

The Protect Illinois Communities Act (PICA) defines requires both assault weapons and certain firearm attachments to be registered with the Illinois state police

The law says this applies to any attachments that could turn a firearm into what the legislation classifies as an assault weapon.

IFOR Lobbyist, Josh Witkowski, believes this require sports players to notify the state if they own any of those attachments, even if they don’t own a firearm

 

[OkiePewPew]

Well, I am hoping SCOTUS simply wants to give the lower courts a chance to rule correctly since their docket is full right now, but I got a feeling there is some bad news with regards to SCOTUS considering high cap mag bans being constitutional. I'm not sure how they could justify an AR ban since it clearly fits in the definition of "Common use" as prescribed in Heller.

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