| ANJRPC WIN: BROADER
RESTRAINING ORDER HALTS
MORE OF CARRY-KILLER LAW! |
| January 30, 2023. Earlier today, the judge in the consolidated carry-killer case issued another temporary restraining order halting much more of the carry-killer law than it did previously. In a 46-page opinion, the court granted most of the relief sought by ANJRPC, and many more unconstitutional "sensitive place" carry prohibitions have been temporarily halted while the case proceeds. CLICK HERE to see a copy of the decision, choose item number 14. The restraining order temporarily blocks enforcement of aspects of the carry-killer law for a period of several weeks, until the court can consider subsequent full briefing of the issues raised in the case. Temporary restraining orders like the ones issued are generally considered extraordinary and nearly-impossible to obtain. While they are not a guarantee that the carry-killer law will continue to be blocked throughout the duration of the case, they strongly suggest that is likely. Also, at the next stage of the case (preliminary injunction stage), it is possible that additional aspects of the law will be blocked. Further analysis of today's decision will be provided by ANJRPC attorney Dan Schmutter in a subsequent alert following this one. If you are not already subscribed to these free email alerts, click here to sign up -- there will be critical updates and alerts coming in the near future. If you want to support this critical litigation, donations can be made by clicking here. |
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