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SAF, Partners File Lawsuit Against Excessive CCW Fees, Psych Exams in Santa Clara
The Second Amendment Foundation, CRPA, and individuals filed Blank v. Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Department, challenging high fees and mandatory…
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SAF, Partners File Reply Brief in Challenge to California FFL Surveillance Mandate
SAF and partners filed a reply brief with the Ninth Circuit challenging California’s FFL surveillance law, which mandates 24/7 video/audio…
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SAF Files Brief in 18-20 Handgun Purchase Ban Lawsuit Following Fifth Circuit Victory
SAF, Firearms Policy Coalition, and Louisiana Shooting Association filed a brief in Reese v. ATF seeking judgment after their Fifth…
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SAF Files Amicus Urging SCOTUS to Grant Cert in Magazine Capacity Lawsuit
The Second Amendment Foundation, with partners, filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to review Duncan v. Bonta, challenging…
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SAF Urges Americans to Protect Their Second Amendment Rights on Constitution Day
The Second Amendment Foundation urges Americans to honor Constitution Day by defending 2A rights. With 260+ cases fought and 50+…
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SAF Secures Partial Victory in New Jersey Sensitive Places Lawsuit
The Third Circuit gave SAF a partial win in Koons v. Platkin, blocking NJ’s bans on carry in youth sports,…
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SAF Files MSJ in Challenge to Caretaker Gun Ban
Attorneys for the Second Amendment Foundation seek summary judgment against Illinois’ ban on firearms in foster/day care homes, arguing it…
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SAF Files Appellate Brief Challenging Medical Marijuana 2A Ban
The Second Amendment Foundation has filed an appeal in Greene v. Bondi before the Third Circuit, challenging the federal ban…
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Supreme Court Distributes SAF Case for Conference
The U.S. Supreme Court will review Madison Lara v. Pennsylvania State Police on Sept. 29, a case challenging restrictions on…
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