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SAF Attorney Publishes Second Law Review Article
SAF attorney Konstadinos T. Moros argues that taxes targeting commonly owned firearms and ammunition violate the Second Amendment. His law…
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SAF Seeks Supreme Court Review in New York ‘Sensitive Places’ Carry Ban
SAF and partners are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review New York’s “sensitive places” carry ban in Christian v.…
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SAF Urges Supreme Court to Require States Honor Out-Of-State Carry Permits
SAF urged the U.S. Supreme Court to review Johnson v. Jacobson, arguing states should recognize valid concealed-carry permits from other…
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Dana Loesch, Tate Adamiak Added to Gun Rights Policy Conference Agenda
Dana Loesch and Patrick “Tate” Adamiak join the agenda for the 41st Gun Rights Policy Conference, set for Sept. 25–27…
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GrabAGun Renews SAF Corporate Partnership, Upgrades to Platinum Level
GrabAGun has renewed its corporate partnership with the Second Amendment Foundation and upgraded to Platinum level. The company is also…
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SAF Files Amicus Brief Challenging Subjective Firearm Permit Denial
SAF filed an amicus brief with the New Jersey Supreme Court supporting A.A.R.’s appeal of his denied firearm ID card.…
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SAF Files Reply Brief with Supreme Court in ‘Sensitive Places’ Challenge
SAF and its partners filed a reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court challenging Maryland’s “sensitive places” carry ban, arguing…
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SAF Files Amicus Brief in Massachusetts Challenging Carry Permit Denials
SAF and partners are challenging Massachusetts carry permit denials in Pratt v. Westbrook. Their brief argues that allowing officials to…
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Brownells Renews Silver-Level Corporate Partnership
Brownells has renewed its Silver-level corporate partnership with the Second Amendment Foundation, supporting SAF’s legal efforts to defend Second Amendment…
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SAF Challenge to Non-Resident LTC Process in Massachusetts Advances
A federal judge has rejected the government’s bid to dismiss SAF’s lawsuit challenging Massachusetts’ licensing process for non-residents. The suit…
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