The Supreme Court just got a heavy dose of legal debate. Jonathan Mitchell, ex-Texas Solicitor General, stepped up to the plate today to argue in the New Civil Liberties Alliance’s high-profile Garland v. Cargill case.
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Bump Stock Creator Speaks to ABC News As Case Goes Before High Court
In an exclusive interview with ABC News, reporter Devin Dwyer dives into the controversial world of bump stocks, talking to Jeremiah Cottle, the man behind the invention.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Cases Challenging Bump Stock Ban
The Supreme Court this week opted not to hear two cases challenging the Trump administration’s 2019 ban on bump stocks.
Case to Invalidate Bump Stock Ban Will Go Before 5th Circuit on Sept. 13
ATF cannot rewrite definitions and outlaw popular firearm accessories on the fly. That is a bridge way, way too far.
Nearly Half of America’s Attorneys General Support Gun Owners of America on Bump Stock SCOTUS Petition
GOA’s petition argues that the ATF circumvented Congress in their attempt to create new federal law. Its overly broad definition of “machinegun” could be used to ban other legal firearms.
All Black Rifles May Be Subject to NFA Restrictions If Bump Stock Case Fails
One of the cornerstones of Joe Biden’s assault on 2A rights is to unleash a massive confiscation and registration scheme on all modern sporting rifles.
New Brief Sparks Hope That Bump Stocks May Be Back
“The panel majority correctly denied that attempt, and this Court should now affirm that decision, en banc,” they wrote in the brief.
GOA, GOF Continue Bump Stock Battle before the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
We’re pleased to continue the battle against the ATF’s unconstitutional ban on bump stocks.
Bump Stocks Live! 6th Circuit Rules Devices Are Not Machine Guns
Writing for the majority, Senior U.S. Circuit Judge Alice Batchelder argued that the ATF did not have the authority to criminalize millions of bump stock owners and that the agency’s application of the federal machine gun statute is improper.
Are Bump Stocks Still Alive? Feds Drop Charges Because They Couldn’t Prove Devices are Machine Guns
A bump stock case in Houston is making waves in the pro-gun community after federal prosecutors dropped bump stock-related charges against a man because “the government couldn’t prove beyond a reasonable doubt the bump stock was a machine gun,” according to the Houston Chronicle.