Recent content by Al Norris

PA will not honor ANY permit from Idaho.

SD County has 14 days from the entry of Judgment (opinion). FRAP 40.a.1

That technicality does not exist in the majority opinion. The question about about the "good cause" policy of San Diego's Sheriff has a direct relationship about whether the right extends beyond the home. That becomes the first question to be answered. If the right does not extend to the...

Concerning the long overdue adjudication of the Palmer (carry in DC) case, just yesterday, Alan Gura filed a Motion To Expedite. The docket has been updated and the motion (doc #44) and memorandum in support (doc #44.1) have been made available. This case was filed back on Aug. 6, 2009 and was...

Some of you folks really need to read the actual decision: Drake v. Filko Then, when you've finished screaming over the language and reasoning’s of Judge Aldisert (we knew how he would vote, but we had hopes for Judge Stark), then continue on and read the dissent by Judge Hardiman...

There is nothing under the Idaho criminal codes that prohibit a person from making their own firearms. You do not need to have it marked in any manner (unless you are making it for sales) nor does it need any kind of inspection.

No, it is simply the initial filing. Having read the complaint, I don't see where they have established organizational standing. I know what's lacking, but I'll be darned if I say what the defect is on a public board and give them a clue.

I had already read the complaint, a couple of days ago. But for you doubting Thomas' out there: The case is Brady Center To Prevent Gun Violence v. City of Nelson, Georgia et al :: Justia Dockets & Filings, filed on May 16, 2013 in the Northern District of Georgia. Case # 2:2013cv00104...

Kachalsky cert is denied. Order List

The Idaho legislature is done for this session. The Otter has signed into law, H183, H192, and H223. Otter has yet to sign H258, but we all figure he will.

House Bill 0183 (removes conflicting language); 0192 (enhanced CWP); 0223 (knives with blades under 4," pepper spray, tasers, etc., are not to be considered "concealed weapons); 0258 (records checks), have all passed both houses (with unanimous or veto proof margins) and are before the Governor...

If it wasn't clear from before the orals, Judge King made it clear when he tried to scuttle the lawsuit with his Rooker-Feldman inquiries. It was also woefully clear that these judges were unprepared. So much so, that Judge Davis even speculated about just throwing the case to the SCOTUS!

House Bill 183 has passed the Senate (35-0-0) on Mar. 25th, was sent back to the House to enroll prior to sending to the Governor. House Bill 192 has passed the Senate (35-0-0) on Mar. 25th, was sent back to the House to enroll prior to sending to the Governor. House Bill 219 is still in the...

Idaho requires fingerprints, so that clearly is not the reason that WA does not recognize ID permits. There are actually 2 reasons (to the best of my knowledge): 1) ID Sheriff are authorized to issue permits to those between 18 and 21, under certain circumstances and 2) ID does not do a...

Followup on current legislation: House Bill 183 amends a portion of I.C. 50-308 that gave municipal corporations authority to regulate and punish concealed carry. This language was in conflict with the legislation passed a couple of years ago (18-3302J) that held that the State was in...