RealGun
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Boss Spearman said:I hope the declaration by the Attorney General eventually forces cities and states that violate the 2nd Amendment to reverse their decisions.
Hmm? Even though ratified after the Civil War, the 14th Amendment does not effectively apply to States until the Supreme Court says it does, one article of the BoR at a time.
SCOTUS really means Social Consequence Obfuscation Tribunal of the United States.
There are technical difficulties in even approaching the Court with a case and no reason to expect that they would hear the case. They couldn't be anymore evasive about taking on the 2A squarely. Hearing less than 100 cases a year, the gun question is not on their radar. Clerks to the Court screen these cases. Only John Roberts can really effect what the clerks think is important to recommend for the Court's consideration.
The Court is not required to comment why they deny a hearing for a case. That's the part that really galls me. I think it is an abuse of due process.