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Friend,
The big news today is that we could
find out as soon as tomorrow whether the Supreme Court is going to
take on “assault weapons” bans.
Our case, Viramontes, is now just ONE STEP away,
and the Court is set to decide if it will hear it. That means we are
staring down one of the most important moments yet in the fight
against gun bans nationwide.
And that means we need to be ready
for the fight of our lifetimes if they agree to take it!
That’s why we’ve been given authorization to 4X your impact
so we can be fully prepared to push this fight forward the second we
hear from the Court.
Every
dollar you give today goes directly into real legal battles already
underway, and into the next phase of this fight if SCOTUS takes
action.
FPC has been in court challenging
bans all across the country, but this could be the biggest one
yet.
And if you contribute right now, you will automatically be
entered to WIN a Beretta 1301 Tactical as a thank you for your
support.
Friend, this is THE
case.
This is the opportunity to get the
Supreme Court to confront these bans head-on, and if they take it, it
could reshape the Second Amendment nationwide.
We can’t stress enough how CRITICAL this could
be.
So
step up today, take advantage of the 4X impact, and help us be ready
for what could happen as soon as tomorrow.
In other news, here’s everything
else you may have missed during this last week in gun
rights:
Mon, April 13
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Viramontes v. Cook
County: Case distributed
for cert conference of April 17 by SCOTUS.
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Goldberger v.
James: Motion for
extension to respond to FPC complaint granted to defendants by
District Court.
- VA AWB
Update: Revisions to bill requested of General Assembly by Gov.
Spanberger; legislature reconvenes April 22.
Tues, April 14
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PWGG v. Bonta: Oral arguments scheduled for June 23 by
9th Circuit.
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Morris v.
Savannah: Motion for
summary judgment filed at Superior Court of Chatham County by
FPC.
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Brown v. ATF: Supplemental reply brief filed at District
Court by FPC.
Wed, April 15
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Granata v.
Campbell: Reply brief
filed at 1st Circuit by FPC.
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Bergman v. San Diego: Motion to partially
lift the say filed at District Court by FPC.
Fri, April 17
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Novotny v. Moore: Application to extend time to file a
petition for a writ of certiorari granted to FPC by SCOTUS.
As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR
SUPPORT!
For liberty,
The FPC Team
P.S.
The courts are limiting relief, which means that membership could be
the difference between being protected under an FPC-secured injunction
or not, but truly, your membership provides the monthly firepower we
need to stay three steps ahead of the anti-rights tyrants in the
courts. If you’re not already a member, we need YOU in this fight
right now!
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