California Gun Owners catch a break!
How about that! Some common sense out of California? Well, it’s not going to last I assure you. The verbiage in the opinion bothers me…
AB 962 Unconstitutionally Vague declares Court
Today, January 18, 2011, two weeks before the implementation of AB 962, the Superior Court for Fresno County declared the new law “constitutionally vague” and overturned it. This momenteous decision benefits all gun owners in the state, for it was innocent gun owners, purchasing ammunition for handguns, that would have been harassed and inconvenienced by the law.
As a result of todays decision, all aspects of AB 962 are nullified. There will be no more hiding handgun ammunition behind the counters or in locked cupboards of retail stores. The impending threat of requiring thumbprints, gathering information for records that will be kept for many years, or banning mail order or internet sales of handgun ammunition are eliminated.
The lawsuit, known as Parker v. State of California was successfully fought by Chuck Michel of Michel & Associates in Long Beach California, on behalf of Sheriff Clay Parker of Tehama County and numerous retailers across the state. The confusing aspects of AB 962 were bewildering police, ammunition purchasers and vendors alike.
Well “constitutionally vague” Doesn’t mean UNCONSTITUTIONAL and that’s exactly what MOST of the KALIFORNIA gun laws are.
I’ll take this victory of sorts and be happy but the fight is nowhere near complete.
:clap: :hd: :gun:
One Reply to “California Gun Owners catch a break!”
Constitutionally vague means open to interpretation, and probably a more strict moonbat ruling from some asshole politico in Cali…