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The Ninth Circuit Court’s decisions defy federal law
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A current case pending review by the Supreme Court is Peruta v. City of San Diego. In this case, the plaintiff(s) sought to carry a concealed firearm for self-defense, but the City of San Diego denied their applications for a permit, claiming they did not show “good cause” to carry. In response, the plaintiff(s) claimed the city’s definition of “good cause” violates their Second Amendment right.
The Ninth Circuit ruled in favor of the city and stated “We hold that the Second Amendment does not preserve or protect a right of a member of the general public to carry concealed firearms in public.” |
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Two things: There is only one comma in the ratified version (read, ORIGINAL) of the Second Amendment, not three. And, neither the Constitution nor federal law "grants" rights; they are endowed by our Creator, per our founding document. |
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