Constitutional Law

JPNitro

January 23, 2020 22:01

A basic premise of United States Constitutional Law is that states can only enhance protections and rights guaranteed by the US Constitution, not diminish or infringe on those protections and rights.  Ergo, all limits, restrictions, etc. imposed on gun ownership by states should be declared unconstitutional and therefore invalid.  The NRA has never chosen to my knowledge to attack such laws - this argument should be brought before the SCOTUS ASAP!

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  Horse Plains Drifter

  January 24, 2020 01:55

  Yep, I agree. You will notice the NRA has failed to attack ANY gun laws. In fact they helped write many of them.

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  bustedknee

  January 30, 2020 03:04

  If we had an honest supreme court they would do exactly that. 
  

  I'm hoping the traitors push them into it.

  YEEEHAAAAAAW
  

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  select-fire

  February 06, 2020 21:08

  Status Quo
  

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  Mr. Perfect

  February 08, 2020 00:46

  JPNitro said:

  A basic premise of United States Constitutional Law is that states can only enhance protections and rights guaranteed by the US Constitution, not diminish or infringe on those protections and rights.  Ergo, all limits, restrictions, etc. imposed on gun ownership by states should be declared unconstitutional and therefore invalid.  The NRA has never chosen to my knowledge to attack such laws - this argument should be brought before the SCOTUS ASAP!

  
  The approach would be pointless in most cases, primarily because most states have constitutions which are violated by the state law, and so the challenge would need not rise to that level.
  

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