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pdf0MSI v. Montgomery County (US Dist. Ct, MD) - Defendant's Notice of Intent to file Cross-Motion for Summary Judgment and Motion to DismissHOT
pdf1Hulbert v. Pope (4th Cir.) - Defendant's Response Re Suggestion of DeathHOT
pdf2MSI v. Montgomery County (US Dist. Ct, MD) - Notice of RemovalHOT
pdf3Opinion in Walker v. Donahoe (4th Cir)HOT

3-judge panel decision upholding the stop of an individual in West Virginia who was legally openly carrying an AR15 rifle while walking.

pdf4Hulbert v Pope (4th Cir) - Order Granting Motion to Substitute PartyHOT
pdf5Hulbert v Pope (4th Cir) - Appellees' Response to Suggestion of DeathHOT
pdf6Hulbert v. Pope (4th Cir) - Appellees' Motion to Substitute PartyHOT
pdf7Hulbert v. Pope (4th Cir) - Appellant's Amended Suggestion of DeathHOT
pdf8Hulbert v. Pope (4th Cir) - Briefing OrderHOT
pdf9En Banc Opinion in Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle v. Baltimore Police Dept (4th Cir)HOT

A case of interest. Finding that Baltimore's use of a surveillance plane violates the 4th Amendment.

pdf10MSI v. Montgomery County - Emergency Motion for Partial Summary JudgmentHOT
pdf11MSI v. Montgomery County - Memorandum in Support of Emergency Motion for Partial Summary JudgmentHOT
pdf12MSI v. Montgomery County - ComplaintHOT
pdf13Call v Jones - Plaintiffs' Memorandum in Opposition to Defendants’ Motion to Dismiss the Complaint (4th Cir)HOT
pdf14Hulbert v Pope - ORDER granting in part and denying in part Defendants' Motion for Summary JudgmentHOT

United States District Court for the District Court of Maryland Case# 1:18-cv-00461

pdf15Hulbert v Pope - Memorandum OpinionHOT

United States District Court for the District Court of Maryland Case# 1:18-cv-00461

pdf16HQL Suit - Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment Exhibit 28HOT
pdf17HQL Suit - Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment Exhibit 22HOT
pdf18HQL Suit - Plaintiffs’ Reply Memorandum in Support of Cross-Motion for Summary JudgmentHOT
pdf19Reply Brief For Petitioners - MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT
pdf20Brief in Opposition to Petition for a Writ of Certiorari - MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT
pdf21GOA v Garland 6CA OpinionHOT
pdf22HQL suit Motion for SJ and Opposition to State motion for SJHOT

This is the combined motion for summary judgment and the opposition to the State's motion for summary judgment in the HQL litigation 

pdf23Brief of Amici Curiae David Codrea, Scott Heuman and Owen Monroe in Support of Petitioners - MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT
pdf24Brief of Amicus Curiae The Cato Institute in Support of Petitioners - MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT
pdf25Brief of Amicus Curiae Firearms Policy Coalition in Support of Petitioners - MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT
pdf26Holloway v Rosen - Amicus Brief in Support of PetitionerHOT
pdf27Petition for Writ of Certiorari in MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators)HOT

Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the Supreme Court of the United States in MSI v Hogan (SB707 Rapid Fire Trigger Activators).

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pdf28Complaint in Smith & Wesson v GrewalHOT

Complaint as filed by Smith & Wesson against Gurbir Grewal in his official capacity as Attorney General for New Jersey.
Case 2:20-cv-19047 in The United States District Court for the

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pdf29Call v Jones III - State's Motion to DismissHOT

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Novotny v. Moore - Challenge to 2023 SB 1

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5/16/2023

On behalf of our members and in partnership with the Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Policy Coalition, Maryland Shall Issue and three individual plaintiffs are challenging unconstitutional aspects of SB 1, the so-called “Gun Safety Act of 2023” in the US District Court for the District of Maryland. SB 1 effectively nullifies the "general right to carry in public" for carry permit holders confirmed by the Supreme Court's decision NYSRPA v. Bruen just this last June. It does so by banning firearms in a whole host of locations otherwise open to the public, including places like stores and shops, restaurants, museums, and healthcare facilities. The suit also challenges the general ban on possession of firearms on public transit owned or controlled by the State Mass Transit Administration and in the tens of thousands of acres of woodlands in State parks, State forests, and State Chesapeake forest lands. We have every confidence that we will prevail in whole or in part in this suit.

Find the complaint in Novotny v. Moore HERE.

A guide on the effects of the recent changes to legal handgun carry in Maryland can be found HERE.

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