Will Gun Owners Find Relief at Seventh Circuit?

[Musashi]

Of interest:

"Regarding thirty-round large-capacity magazines and the various attachments (e.g., pistol grips, flash suppressors, and the like) at issue here, this Court holds that these devices are also in common use and have legitimate self-defense purposes. For magazines, every round matters in a self-defense scenario—reloading takes away significant time during which the defender can be injured or wounded. Moreover, unlike in military combat where soldiers are equipped with pockets, vests, and belts to carry spare ammunition, a defender will only have what he or she can carry. Thus, in a critical self-defense scenario, more rounds equals a higher chance of survival."

Will Gun Owners Find Relief at Seventh Circuit?

Gun owners challenge Illinois' gun bans in Seventh Circuit, seeking Second Amendment protection.

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[ECS686]

The issue with the 7th is a larger percentage of theor judges are out or near the Chicagoland area so while nowhere near the 9th Circus it’s been slowly going left the last couple decades.

I mean I was in court in southern district and John Walker Lindh the American Taliban for those that don’t know the name) sued for more prayer and the Judge ruled in his favor (after he refused to stand for her saying he didn’t recognize her court but here we are when he recognized it enough to file) BOP appealed it and 7th District Appeals upheld the Southern District ruling.

So anythjng they get isn’t an absolute win for common sense these days!

John Walker Lindh - Wikipedia

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[Jsimon78]

I’d rant but where to start with the corruption. It’s a form of control amongst the peasants. I understand that the government should be for the people but not so much when some are bought.