Supreme Court Emergency Decision To End All Firearm Permits Nationwide Gets Put Into Motion

[~Elizabeth~]

I found this on another forum I belong to:

Supreme Court Emergency Decision To End All Firearm Permits Nationwide Gets Put Into Motion

May 21, 2024



The plaintiffs’ argument hinges on the precedent set by the Supreme Court’s decision in New York State Rifle and Pistol Association v. Bruen. In Bruen, the Court struck down New York’s “proper cause” requirement for concealed carry permits, stating it violated the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. The plaintiffs assert that the current permit requirements for purchasing and possessing rifles and shotguns are similarly unconstitutional.

The case, officially titled Joseph Srour v. City of New York, challenges the constitutionality of New York City’s discretionary licensing scheme. The district court previously granted a permanent injunction against the “good moral character” requirement, ruling it improper. However, the city appealed, and the Second Circuit granted a stay on the injunction, allowing the permit requirements to remain in effect pending appeal.

The Supreme Court’s upcoming decision on this emergency application could mark a historic turning point for Second Amendment rights in the United States. With Justice Thomas’ involvement and the full court’s upcoming review, the potential to end all discretionary firearm permits nationwide is closer to reality. This case underscores the ongoing struggle between regulatory efforts and constitutional rights, with far-reaching consequences for American gun owners. [Gun permits are unconstitutional.]

If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the plaintiffs, it could lead to a nationwide end to discretionary firearm permit requirements. Such a decision would affirm that individuals have the right to purchase and possess firearms without arbitrary restrictions imposed by local authorities.

Justice Clarence Thomas, known for his strong support of Second Amendment rights, has taken a pivotal role by advancing the case to the full court. His decision to refer the case for conference indicates its potential importance and the possibility of a landmark ruling.

The Supreme Court’s review could result in several possible outcomes:

1. Immediate Relief: The Court could issue an immediate ruling that halts all permit requirements.
2. Further Hearings: The case might be rescheduled for additional hearings, requiring more information and arguments.
3. Denial: The Court could also decide not to take further action, leaving the Second Circuit’s stay in place.

[SilverKnight]

Omg this is gold! Hope SCOTUS gets rid of those stupid unconstitutional permits!.. May the anti American value Libtards cryy cryy lol.