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Still reading the decision, but something starting on page 25 is critical:
Burden of proof.
“The constitutional imperative is on the government to not infringe. The correct starting orientation is that no arm may be prohibited.”
(page 26)
https://d3n8a8pro7vhmx.cloudfront.ne...pdf?1622850515
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This could (strong emphasis on COULD) be the one damn sentence that unlocks the whole Gordian Knot! This will almost undoubtedly get to the “9 clown side show in black robes” and then the entire thing is at best a 50/50.
From Page 32 & 33
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While the Plaintiffs may have difficulty obtaining copies of actual police reports, surely the Attorney General has easy access. But the Attorney General has not offered a single California police report. There were 161 mass shootings in the last 40 years but there is no testimony from any percipient witness. There were instances of defensive gun use but no testimony from any defensive gun user. The Attorney General argues that a citizen defending himself really needs, on average, only 2.2 shots. But there is no testimony from any home defender. No victim was called to testify about how many shots he or she would have wanted to have ready to fire during their actual home invasion.
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Last edited by bubba; 06-05-2021 at 11:48.
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