Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals... Baker v Kealoha (Hawaii)
Today the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals made a decision in Bake v Kealoha.
"In Peruta v. County of San Diego,— F.3d —, No. 10-56971, 2014 WL 555862, at *18 (9th Cir. Feb. 13, 2014), we concluded that the Second Amendment provides a responsible, law-abiding citizen with a right to carry an operable handgun outside the home for the purpose of self-defense. In light of our holding in Peruta, the district court made an error of law when it concluded that the Hawaii statutes did not implicate protected Second Amendment activity. Accordingly, we vacate the district court’s decision denying Baker’s motion for a preliminary injunction and remand for further proceedings consistent with Peruta."
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals... Baker v Kealoha (Hawaii)
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Originally Posted by
Koshinn
I'm surprised the case hasn't been dismissed for lack of standing as he recently moved from Hawaii.
Which would actually be more damaging than allowing it to come to trial to overturn ridiculous "justification" provisions in every jurisdiction.
What makes me so very confused is that the judiciary in this country appears to be heading in the right direction (the 2nd Amendment provides for the private ownership of arms, and the ability to carry those arms in defense of ones person, if the 9th can see this, anyone can), while the legislative branch is waffling like crazy. I guess at the end of the day it makes a bit of sense, as the progressives that this country has been electing for the past three decades simply want more and more control (power) and that's hard to do when people are able to resist...
Honestly, national reciprocity is the only answer, but we may be a long way from home on that one.
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals... Baker v Kealoha (Hawaii)
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Originally Posted by
Koshinn
National reciprocity is an interesting issue from a political and legal standpoint. What about states rights? Does the Federal government have the legal authority to mandate national reciprocity, or would it have to be a condition on receiving federal funds (like obama care iirc)?
My drivers license is good to go. Far deadlier than my pistol could ever be.
But I understand your point for sure.