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I am reminded of Heller v DC (Heller 2) 670 F.3d 1244, heard before the Court of Appeals DC Circuit in 2011, when the sole dissent was by Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
(This case never reached SCOTUS, unlike Heller 1 in 2008).
The majority held that the DC government ban on assault-style weapons, magazines holding more than 10 rounds, and firearm registration, was constitutional. His dissent was lengthy. Justice Kavanaugh, should another assault weapon ban case make its way back, is predisposed to strike down such a ban. Why he declined to grant cert in the Maryland and Rhode Island cases last week is vexing to the 2A community.
As is standard practice... Stay Tuned provides timely information and in depth context. That's why I am a paying subsciber for close to 5-years. Keep on Keeping me up to date, I will Stay Tuned.
Hurray for Maryland and the 4th Circuit.
I am reminded of Heller v DC (Heller 2) 670 F.3d 1244, heard before the Court of Appeals DC Circuit in 2011, when the sole dissent was by Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
(This case never reached SCOTUS, unlike Heller 1 in 2008).
The majority held that the DC government ban on assault-style weapons, magazines holding more than 10 rounds, and firearm registration, was constitutional. His dissent was lengthy. Justice Kavanaugh, should another assault weapon ban case make its way back, is predisposed to strike down such a ban. Why he declined to grant cert in the Maryland and Rhode Island cases last week is vexing to the 2A community.
I am confused; Justice Thomas invokes precedents? I thought Stare Decisis died with Dobbs?