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"Jake T" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Sam Kersh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Mon, 01 Dec 2003 21:30:07 GMT, "Morton Davis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Mike Haas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The United States Supreme Court announced this morning
that it has DENIED
the Silveira vs. Lockyer Petition for Certiorari. The
Supreme Court will
not
hear the case.
We should all be thankful for this. For reasons set out by
long-respected
RKBA scholars, this case was disaster, now narrowly
avoided for the most
part. See http://www.calgunlaws.com/ and
http://NRAMembersCouncils.com/
for
articles.
RKBA legal experts strongly suggest that those wishing to
support getting
a
Second Amendment case before the Supreme Court send their
money to support
a
case that does NOT arise in the hostile Ninth Circuit or
California. Note
that there are two Second Amendment cases being litigated
in the District
of
Columbia now, one by the NRA and one by CATO Institute.
Gee, didn't folk just rant and rave about the NRA not doing
anything in the
courts?
Yep. Most don't know of all the low profile gun cases the
NRA funds
across the nation each year.
The Silvera suit just wasn't one of them. There's people I
respect on
both sides of the aisle on this one. My friends all believe
that the
Second is an individual right, but they don't all agree that
Silvera
was the best case to take to the SCOTUS.
Sam, eventually SCOTUS will hear a case on 2nd Amendment INDIVIDUAL rights. I fear there isn't a "right" case.
When that time comes I believe the left leaning court (SCOTUS in my opinion will over time continue it's march to the left) will say once and for all the 2nd Amendment is NOT an individual right. This is a sickening thought and I hope and pray I'm wrong.
If they do that, the Supreme court will be in violation of their oath of office.
-*MORT*-
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