It’s easy to assume that HB24-1270 is only about insurance law. To the contrary, HB24-1270 allows the police to demand that anyone, anywhere, anytime hand over a copy of his or her homeowner’s insurance. Even more alarming, under HB24-1270, a gun owner must have a...
Read MoreTwo weeks ago, I filed an amicus brief in U.S. District Court in Colorado, in Gates v. Polis, a case challenging the Colorado legislature's 2013 ban on magazines over 15 rounds. The brief was on behalf of Sheriffs and law enforcement training organizations: the International Law Enforcement Educators...
Read MoreOn November 7, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in the only Second Amendment merits case this term, United States v. Rahimi. (Docket page.) In that case, twenty-one amicus briefs urged the Court to affirm the Fifth Circuit's decision. On October 25, the Solicitor General, who...
Read MoreDonald Kilmer is a Professor of Constitutional Law at Lincoln University Law School, where his courses include Second Amendment and Firearms Law. He is co-author of the third edition of the textbook Firearms Law and the Second Amendment. He was Counsel of Record for the...
Read MoreThis is a guest post based on a paper that was presented at the 2023 Firearms Law Works-In-Progress Workshop. The Workshop is held each year on a home-and-away basis with the University of Wyoming Firearms Research Center. In dueling cases in state and federal courts in California,...
Read MoreThis is a guest post based on a paper that was presented at the 2023 Firearms Law Works-In-Progress Workshop. The Workshop is held each year on a home-and-away basis with the Duke Center for Firearms Law. Since its enactment in July of last year, New York’s Concealed...
Read MoreThis is a guest post based on a paper that was presented at the 2023 Firearms Law Works-In-Progress Workshop. The Workshop is held each year on a home-and-away basis with the Duke Center for Firearms Law. It was a great privilege to share my forthcoming article, The...
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