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Poor Joe, a tardy correction, and panic - Vimarsana News

Poor Joe, a tardy correction, and panic

By nearly every measure, from the economy to foreign policy, the Biden presidency has been a failure.

Three for liberty - Vimarsana News

Three for liberty

The last three major Supreme Court decisions are not all popular. But case outcome popularity has little to do with the points of constitutional law at issue.

Calif. AG: Use 'Good Moral Character' Requirement to Skirt SCOTUS Ruling and Deny Concealed Carry Permits - Vimarsana News

Calif. AG: Use 'Good Moral Character' Requirement to Skirt SCOTUS Ruling and Deny Concealed Carry Permits

On Friday, the day after the Supreme Court ruled it is unconstitutional for states, like California, to use a “proper cause” standard to deny concealed carry permits, California’s attorney general instructed attorneys and law enforcement to, instead, employ a “good moral character” requirement as justification for denying permits.

The Recorder - Time for change on Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - Time for change on Supreme Court

Hunting laws in all U.S. states impose comprehensive mandatory limits on individuals and weapons. These laws dictate when, where, and how guns can be used to shoot animals. Certain weapons, including assault rifles, are banned. Hunters must meet...

Calif. AG: Use 'Good Moral Character' Requirement to Skirt SCOTUS Ruling and Deny Concealed Carry Permits - Vimarsana News

Calif. AG: Use 'Good Moral Character' Requirement to Skirt SCOTUS Ruling and Deny Concealed Carry Permits

On Friday, the day after the Supreme Court ruled it is unconstitutional for states, like California, to use a “proper cause” standard to deny concealed carry permits, California’s attorney general instructed attorneys and law enforcement to, instead, employ a “good moral character” requirement as justification for denying permits.