"Four Second Amendment cases that the Supreme Court held pending the Bruen decision have been distributed for conference. We should know what the court plans to do with these cases by the end of the week."

 

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/gunpolicy/status/154218032461615923

 

Yes, that's the NJ Mag Limit case.

 

June/July are shaping up to be good months to be gun owners behind enemy lines.
 

June has certainly been a good month for Americans. 

2 minutes ago, Displaced Texan said:

I think June/July are gonna be good months to be gun owners. 
 

June has certainly been a good month for Americans. 

I agree. I think we are in for a good bunch of years too 

Standard capacity mags. 

Don’t forget the other anti-2A laws the state senate/assembly voted on today…. 

1 minute ago, NJRulz said:

Don’t forget the other anti-2A laws the state senate/assembly voted on today…. 

I will ask objectively...

How many passed?

38 minutes ago, father-of-three said:

I will ask objectively...

How many passed?

 

none yet, the twiiter post said:

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Four Second Amendment cases that the Supreme Court held pending the Bruen decision have been distributed for conference. We should know what the court plans to do with these cases by the end of the week.

if anyone listened to GFH radio over the weekend they spoke about this being  possible

 

 

Interesting.

It would be great if they decided that standard capacity magazines were legal

I bet there are a few people who would suddenly find some that had gone missing a few years ago.

I bet there will also be a fair number of people who (oooops!) realize they had never switched over to 10 round magazines!!!!

2 hours ago, FXDX said:

 

none yet, the twiiter post said:

if anyone listened to GFH radio over the weekend they spoke about this being  possible

 

 

I was referring to the bills in the legislature.  I'm pretty sure I won't be allowed to register my body armor because my job is  not one of the ones specifed for registration, so I assume I will need to take a trip to Pennsylvania to avoid beng a felon.

10 hours ago, father-of-three said:

I was referring to the bills in the legislature.  I'm pretty sure I won't be allowed to register my body armor because my job is  not one of the ones specifed for registration, so I assume I will need to take a trip to Pennsylvania to avoid beng a felon.

That and the age increase bill didn't advance:  New batch of gun laws passed, heads to Murphy – but some missing (nj1015.com)

Tag for updates. Thanks for posting!

So what are we looking at here, these are headed to conference.. will an opinion be rendered? Or are they being remanded back to the lower courts?

With the session poised to close, I don't expect an opinion being published, and I don't see the lower courts shifting their ruling based on Bruen. 

These decisions should actually be announced in the next few minutes.

The 2A cases have been remanded!

 

No other specific info but all of the remaining 2A issues (including the magazine limit) have been remanded back to lower courts for reconsideration under Bruen.

If the lower court doesn't change its opinion, it could be another 2 years before SCOTUS hears it again.

14 minutes ago, JohnnyB said:

The 2A cases have been remanded!

 

That's what we were looking for!

6 minutes ago, NJRulz said:

History:  Association of New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs Inc. v. Grewal - SCOTUSblog

11 minutes ago, diamondd817 said:

That's what we were looking for!

Good news all around, maybe SCOTUS spared the libs feelings temporarily in light of their current asswhooping. The lower courts were wrong the first time around without Bruen and I think this is the courts way of saying get your shit together before we do it for you. 

This I love:

"The state protests that magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds are not “necessary or appropriate for self-defense” because it is rarely necessary to fire more than ten rounds to ward off an attack. BIO.15. That claim is in serious tension with the fact that the standard-issue weapon for the state’s own law-enforcement officers is the Glock 19 pistol with a 15-round magazine. See Pet.App.131. But more to the point, the test this Court articulated in Heller, drawing on centuries of common-law tradition, asks whether arms are commonly possessed by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes, not whether law-abiding citizens commonly need to use them for self-defense. See Heller, 554 U.S. at 625. And the American people have “overwhelmingly chosen” magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds. Id. at 628."

Not having read Justice Thomas' ruling which I understand is lengthy, I will assume that it is quite clear and direct and would be somewhat difficult for the third circuit to misinterpret, assuming there are no attempts at blatantly legislating from the bench.

I like at least a little optimism.

"They" will try to restrict "us" at all costs.