SCOTUS Declines to Hear Cases Challenging Bans on Some AR-15s & Magazines

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The US Supreme Court on Monday morning declined to hear a Second Amendment case involving challenges to bans on high-capacity magazines and some semi-automatic weapons.

One case involved Maryland’s 2012 ban on some semi-automatic weapons like AR-15 rifles.

The high court also declined to hear arguments challenging Rhode Island’s ban on high-capacity magazines.

The Supreme Court did not explain its decision not to hear arguments on the cases, but conservative Justices Gorsuch, Alito, and Thomas dissented. The Supreme Court let us down again, and continually do it on major issues.


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Sam Oconel
Sam Oconel
22 hours ago

Why not just look into the REAL authority of the Supreme Court. It doesn’t make law and it’s ruling are crap that have from day one protected and built the system. But there is ZERO real authority given to it by the constitution, and its orders ONLY apply to the parties named in the case. Everything else it claims is a fraud on the people.

Anonymous
Anonymous
14 hours ago
Reply to  Sam Oconel

The “people” make the laws via their elected bodies who are supposed to be ‘bound’ by the Constitution…the courts are only interpreters of the ‘law’ and ARE ‘bound’ by said same Constitution in their interpretation…