Supreme Court Critical To Striking Down Gun Law in Srour v. New York City

Supreme Court Critical To Striking Down Gun Law in Srour v. New York City.

Link to Srour v. New York City
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.572639/gov.uscourts.nysd.572639.43.0.pdf

Surety Laws, in part, also start reading case at page 35+ for more discussion:

“These historical surety provisions lack relevant similarity to the Challenged Firearms Licensing Provisions to constitute a valid historical analogue. To start, and most significantly, the lack of “good moral character” or “other good cause” standards under the former Sections 3-03 and 5-10 of Title 38 of the RCNY and subsections (a)(2) and (a)(9) of New York City Administrative Code Section 10-303 are vastly broader than the circumstances that triggered a surety obligation under these statutes. Nor is it clear why Defendants believe that these surety statutes, which generally provide for a person to be “bound over” and do not mention firearms or arms of any kind, provide comparable burdens for regulating the possession of firearms or even are relevant to the issue of firearms possession.”

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Contents of this video:

0:00 - Intro
0:36 - What are we talking about here?
2:18 - Quick Hits Summary
4:30 - Key Issues
9:07 - History and Tradition
16:07 - Wrap up
17:36 - Quote of the Day

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