From the article: “This trend is being felt locally as well. From March to August of this year, compared with 2019,… https://t.co/h1ibiXjgIy
Files:
Decision and dissent in Heller II Heller II decision
Decision and dissent in Heller II Heller II decision
Woollard decision Woollard 4th Circuit decision
Decision in Rogers v. Grewal District Court decision in Rogers carry case
Gould Brief of Appellants Brief of Appellants in Gould v. O'Leary First Circuit Case
NRA Amicus Brief in Gould NRA amicus brief filed in the First Circuit in May 2018 in the Gould carry case.
Attorney General Frosh Joins Amicus Brief Defending State Laws Regulating the Public Carrying of Firearms 
Complaint in Takings Case
The Racist Roots of Gun Control Reply In Support of Motion To Dismiss Opposition to Motion To Dismiss First Amendment Motion to Dismiss First Amendment Motion to Dismiss First Amendment First Amendment Case (Hulbert Brothers) State Attorney General's Office filed a motion to dismiss the suit against the Capital Police Department officers who arrested the Hulbert brothers
Comments on ATF Proposal Regarding Bump Stocks MSI's legal comments on the proposed ATF rule regarding bump stocks.
Testimony on Campus Carry proposed legislation HB 904 in 2018 Testimony on Campus Carry proposed legislation HB 904 in 2018
Wear and Carry Wear and Carry permit lawuit complaint New legal challenge to the State of Maryland's unfair and discriminatory handgun wear and carry permit system
Veto request for HB819, the Handgun Permit Review Board repeal bill Veto request for HB819, the Handgun Permit Review Board repeal bill
Red Flag Bill - HB1302 - Testimony This proposed legislation (HB1302) is a firearms confiscation bill, commonly referred to as a "red flag" bill. If passed, it would create a new system that would allow “any interested person” to petition a judge for what the bill calls an “extreme risk protection order” by alleging that a person (“the respondent”) poses an “immediate and present danger of causing personal injury” to another person “by possessing a firearm.” While it requires the petitioner to execute the petition under oath, it then grants complete legal immunity to that person from both civil and criminal liability if the petition acts in subjective “good faith.” “the respondent” would be required to surrender firearms to law enforcement.