Phoenix, AZ
Constitutional Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Constitutional
OUTCOME: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that the motion for preliminary injunction (docket no. 4) is GRANTED.
Plaintiffs challenge regulations promulgated by the Army Corp of Engineers. The regulations govern the possession of firearms on property administered by the Corps. Plaintiffs argue that the regulation ... s violate their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.
OUTCOME: Victory
"[T]he USPS Regulation is not substantially related to the government's public safety interest. It is an unconstitutional burden on Mr. Bonidy's freedom under the Second Amendment."
OUTCOME: Victory
"Given the statutory text, we conclude that, once a claim is dismissed or denied, it is no longer “pending” for § 1500 purposes until a motion for reconsideration or notice of appeal is filed."
OUTCOME: Victory
In sum, we hold that the CCA divested the Board of Regents of its authority to regulate concealed handgun possession on campus. Accordingly, we agree with the court of appeals that, by alleging the Pol ... icy violates the CCA, the Students have stated a claim for relief. Because we affirm on statutory grounds, we do not consider the Students' constitutional claim.
OUTCOME: Victory
Nevada Administrative Code § 407.105(1)(b)–(c) prohibited the possession and discharge of functional firearms for self-defense in Nevada State Parks. The parties stipulated to entry of a preliminary in ... junction and an order staying the proceedings in this case, to allow Defendants time to amend Nevada Administrative Code § 407.105.
OUTCOME: Victory
"Mountain StatesLegal Foundation (MSLF) was permitted to intervene on August 18, 2011, in order to present its view that no limits on greenhouse gas emissions are necessary. The Defendants and MSLF hav ... e moved to dismiss this case." http://www.scribd.com/doc/151389527/Order
OUTCOME: THEREFORE, the Motion to Dismiss (d/e 5) of Defendant Jonathon E. Monken, Director of the Illinois State Police, is DENIED.
The District Court, Michael P. McCuskey, Chief Judge, held that allegations were sufficient to state claim that Illinois Firearm Owners Identification Card Act (FOID Act) interfered with resident's rig ... ht to have a weapon.
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