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CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Already a member? Log InLook like that's SAF, FPC backed representing. Nice!
Yep NRA showed up as well. This is lawsuit #4. Hopefully this will help the judge with the first one and get a injunction. This is going to cost the state a lot of money with 4 open lawsuit. If 114 holds up Hopefully 30k BGC file the next lawsuit as well.Look like that's SAF, FPC backed representing. Nice!
They weren't kidding when they said they had more suits locked and loaded.
Multiple lawsuits from different groups. All separate resources and lawyers. State is just one set and could cause enough strain on the state. Also this jams up the courts with muti filed suits.Bring it! I wonder what is more effective, lots of smaller lawsuits or one BIG one?
my layman guess, lots of smaller ones. If one loses, the next can re-frame the argument.Bring it! I wonder what is more effective, lots of smaller lawsuits or one BIG one?
It's what I told people.... this will all get tied up in court because its unconstituional and cost YOU the tax payer money. there's anti-gun people and then there's the average everyday person who is just ignorant to the laws and never hears our side or argument which rational people would agree with and instead hear " oh you want to pass BGC???, of course thats a good idea" not understanding what laws already exist.Yep NRA showed up as well. This is lawsuit #4. Hopefully this will help the judge with the first one and get a injunction. This is going to cost the state a lot of money with 4 open lawsuit. If 114 holds up Hopefully 30k BGC file the next lawsuit as well.
LEVO did this on purpose. The campaigned on adding a background check, when there is already a background check. Now there is another one, one to get the new purchase permit, then the usual check with each purchase.and then there's the average everyday person who is just ignorant to the laws and never hears our side or argument which rational people would agree with and instead hear " oh you want to pass BGC???, of course thats a good idea" not understanding what laws already exist.
I’m assuming Sportsmans was chosen by the law firms vs them leading the charge. Someone has to be the harmed party. That can’t be the gun lobbyists. There’s always a private citizen and a business as plaintiffs. All that said, good on all parties involved. Keep ‘em coming!I’m to watch Sportsmans Warehouse haters melt.
From the beginning Sportsmans has held a position against Measure 114 and posted notices in their local stores urging customers to vote no. My guess is it was a corporate decision.I’m assuming Sportsmans was chosen by the law firms vs them leading the charge. Someone has to be the harmed party. That can’t be the gun lobbyists. There’s always a private citizen and a business as plaintiffs. All that said, good on all parties involved. Keep ‘em coming!
That is probably true as well but I suspect this lawsuit was written before Sportsmans knew about it. Maybe not. Either way it’s all good.From the beginning Sportsmans has held a position against Measure 114 and posted notices in their local stores urging customers to vote no. My guess is it was a corporate decision.
It's a multi prong attack hitting from different points and asking for different levels of remedy in the hopes that one may be successful where others may not. It doesn't do much good if they are all asking the same thing. A "no" to one would be a "no" to all. In this way... a "no" to one is not a done deal as a judge might say, "we'll, yeah. That's reasonable and I'm willing to do that".I'm not particularly happy with this one, as it clearly states that it is only asking for an injunction until the permits are available.
I expected better from FPC.
Today's compromise is tomorrow's loophole. No compromises.
Agree with this. For me I'm banking on the one that has both lawyers who won the Bruen case. I'm confident those guys know what they are doing because they have proved it, completely changing the legal framework regarding 2A. The others I really don't know, mainly just because I see snippets in news articles and haven't taken the time to find or read their filings. I have read good things about second amendment foundation though and they have a long successful track record from what I understand.It's a multi prong attack hitting from different points and asking for different levels of remedy in the hopes that one may be successful where others may not. It doesn't do much good if they are all asking the same thing. A "no" to one would be a "no" to all. In this way... a "no" to one is not a done deal as a judge might say, "we'll, yeah. That's reasonable and I'm willing to do that".
They can't all be swinging for grand slams.
No sir, they most certainly did not, at least not in the Salem store. They refused to have a flyer at the gun counter, and I was told, by two separate managers, at two separate times, that it was against company policy. It wasn't until the NRA sent out the OSSA flyers and signs did they post anything. I believe that was a week or so after the NRA town hall in Albany.From the beginning Sportsmans has held a position against Measure 114 and posted notices in their local stores urging customers to vote no. My guess is it was a corporate decision.