The U.S. Supreme Court today set the table for its first decision in a Second Amendment case in nearly a decade today when it issued an order in the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association v. New York City for the parties to prepare for oral arguments on December 2. New York City had asked the Court to declare the case moot because the city has changed the law being challenged and now claims all of the issues raised in the lawsuit have been settled. Former Solicitor General Paul Clement, who represents the New York State Rifle & Pistol Association, begs to differ and says there are still relevant issues left unaddressed by the city’s changes. What’s more, says Clement, is that the city could change their law again once the Court dismisses the case.
U.S. Supreme Court to hear appeal over unfair restrictive NYPD rule that barred gun owners from transporting firearms out of the NY city within NY State https://t.co/9wTgqWc6vg
— Blue Lives Matter (@RetiredNYCPD) December 1, 2019
Supreme Court to Hear Case Against New York City Gun Control https://t.co/9kOMFiJPKz via @BreitbartNews The commi left in NY think they can play games with our rights knowing that they over stepped! Then want to drop it. The SCOTUS is not having it!
— Adam Ciraolo (@AGCAZ3094) December 2, 2019
"Supreme Court set to hear 1st major gun control case since 2010, weighing challenge against New York City regulation preventing licensed firearm owners from taking weapons in and out of the city." https://t.co/MCXpRcZEx0 #JPFO #2A #RKBA #ShallNotBeInfringed #SCOTUS #NY #NewYork
— JPFO | Jews for Preservation of Firearms Ownership (@JPFO_2A) November 30, 2019
