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The Supreme Court reaffirmed its decades-old holding that government officials cannot attempt to coerce private parties in order to punish or suppress views that the government disfavors.
Pro-Second Amendment groups proclaim decison in NRA v. Maria T. Vullo as a victory for all issue advocacy groups.
If there’s a boogie man in the anti-gun community, it’s probably the National Rifle Association. Accused of complicity in almost every gun crime from gang violence to mass murder, the NRA has become the lightning rod for the vitriol of those whose fear of firearms has grown to an irrational state.
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyThe little-known insurance company that rescued Donald Trump by providing a last-minute $175 million bank fraud bond isn’t just unlicensed in New York; it hasn’t even been vetted by a voluntary state entity that would verify it meets minimum “eligibility standards” to prove financial stability.Perhaps even more troubling, the legal document from Knight Specialty Insurance Company doesn’t actually promise it will pay the money if the form
Two Georgetown University Law Center (GULC) professors argued in front of the Supreme Court on opposite sides of a First Amendment case on March 18. In National Rifle Association v. Vullo, a case about possible government infringement of free speech, David Cole, a professor of constitutional law, represented the National Rifle Association of America...