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Suarez v. Paris

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FPC Fights for 2A Rights of 18- to 20-year-old Adults in Appeal Brief Filed in Challenge to California’s Age-Based Gun Ban

SAN FRANCISCO (December 4, 2020) — Today, attorneys David H. Thompson, Peter A. Patterson, John D. Ohlendorf, and Haley N....
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AWBcase.com: Snope v. Brown - FPC Law 2A Challenge to Maryland's "Assault Weapons" Ban

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FPC Files Motion for Injunction, Seeks Expedited Trial in Second Amendment Lawsuit Challenging Pennsylvania’s Ban on Firearm Carry by 18-to-20-year-old Adults

PHILADELPHIA (December 1, 2020) — This morning, counsel for Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) filed a motion for a preliminary injunction...
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PaCarryCase.com: FPC Law 2A/14A Challenge to Allegheny County's & Pennsylvania's Unconstitutional Handgun Carry Laws & Policies

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FPC Moves to Intervene in California v. ATF Gun Control Lawsuit Seeking to Compel Federal Re-Definition of “Firearm”

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FPC Moves to Intervene in California v. ATF Gun Control Lawsuit Seeking to Compel Federal Re-Definition of “Firearm”

SAN FRANCISCO (November 24, 2020) — Today, Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), Mountain States Legal Foundation (MSLF), and 80% Arms announced...
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PhiladelphiaCarry.com: FPC Law 2A/14A Challenge to Philadelphia & Pennsylvania's Unconstitutional Handgun Carry Laws & Policies

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MDCarryCase.com: FPC 2A Challenge to Maryland's Handgun Carry Ban

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Syracuse v. BATFE: FPC Moves to Intervene in Gun Control Lawsuit That Seeks to Compel ATF to Reinterpret Definition of "Firearm"

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