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Friend,
FPC took major
action against
public transportation carry bans this last week with the filing of our
reply brief at the Supreme Court in Schoenthal v. Raoul - an FPC-backed case.
FPC’s brief was in support of a
cert petition filed in the case, which is asking SCOTUS to overturn
the Seventh Circuit’s dangerous decision upholding Illinois’
ban.
As we’ve said before, your right to
carry a firearm in public does not end in the subway, or anywhere
else. And any ban that infringes on this right is blatantly
unconstitutional!
This action taken by FPC, however,
is just one of many such actions as part of our nationwide strategy to
eliminate bans on your right to carry.
And YOU can help us restore the right to carry for all
peaceable people by supporting our rights-saving litigation
work.
When you chip in $100, $50, or even
$25, you’ll help DEMOLISH carry bans, AND you’ll be entered to WIN an
FN Highpower as a thank you!
In other news, here’s everything
else you may have missed during this last week in gun
rights:
Monday, March 2
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Viramontes v. Cook
County: Case distributed
for conference of March 6 by SCOTUS
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Novotny v. Moore:
FPC’s motion to stay the
mandate and maintain our District Court wins granted by 4th
Circuit.
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Escher v. Noble: Hearing on motions for summary judgment
scheduled by District Court.
Tuesday, March 3
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Schoenthal v.
Raoul: Cert petition reply
filed at SCOTUS by petitioners.
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C.S. v. McCrumb: Response from government to FPC’s cert
petition requested by SCOTUS.
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Heeter v. James: Summary judgment briefing schedule issued by
District Court; FPC brief due on March 27.
Wednesday, March 4
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Schoenthal v.
Raoul: Case distributed
for conference of March 20 by SCOTUS.
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Brown v. ATF: Surreply (reply to a reply) filed at
District Court by FPC.
Friday, March 6
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FPC v. Platkin: Scheduling order issued by District
Court
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FPC WIN: Landmark Firearms v. Evanchick: Case
dismissed pursuant to FPC stipulation by PA Commonwealth Court.
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Viramontes v. Cook
County: Case considered
for cert at conference by SCOTUS
As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
For freedom and liberty,
The FPC Team
NO PURCHASE IS NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN A CONTEST. A PURCHASE WILL
NOT INCREASE YOUR CHANCES OF WINNING. ALL FEDERAL, STATE, LOCAL, AND
MUNICIPAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS APPLY. VOID WHERE PROHIBITED.
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