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MSI Testimony in Opposition to SB422 MSI Testimony in Opposition to SB968 and HB1160 The Modern Sportsman LLC v US - AMICUS BRIEF OF MARYLAND SHALL ISSUE, INC., IN SUPPORT OF APPELLANTS AND REVERSAL Amicus Brief filed by Maryland Shall Issue, INC.
Case No. 20-1107 - In The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
MSI Testimony on HB 302 private schools MSI testimony in opposition to Hb 302 on private schools
MSI Testimony in Opposition to SB208 The bill (as well as its cross-filed bill HB4) would add a wholly new set of restrictions on temporary and permanent long gun “transfers” which would be defined in an extremely broad manner. The bills would severely criminalize any non-compliance with its many and highly complex new restrictions. The bills would effectively eviscerate loans of guns between law-abiding individuals, including fellow hunters and effectively destroy the market value of countless gun collections, as their sales would be all but banned.
MSI Testimony in Support of SB198 This bill would amend MD Code, Public Safety, § 5-306(b)(6)(ii) to specify that “self- protection,” or “self-defense” is a basis for finding a “good and substantial” reason for the issuance of a Maryland Wear and Carry Permit.
MSI Testimony in Support with Amendments of HB47, HB265, SB156, and SB327 Under MD Code Public Safety 5-117.1(c), [a] person may purchase, rent, or receive a handgun only if the person” obtains a Handgun Qualification License” (HQL). Under Section 5-117.1(a), the statue does not apply to “a law enforcement officer or person who is retired in good standing from service with a law enforcement agency of the United States, the State, or a local law enforcement agency of the State.” By its terms, this exclusion for active and retired law enforcement officers applies only to federal agents or law enforcement officers of the State of Maryland.
MSI Testimony - Information Only on SB179 and HB73 With the recent changes in Maryland law concerning medical marijuana, see MD Code, Health - General, § 13-3304 et seq., and the push to legalize the use of marijuana in Maryland, a recurring issue is how such marijuana use would affect Second Amendment rights. The short answer is that it may well act to abrogate those rights by (1) barring a FFL from selling a firearm to such a user and (2), by making such a user a prohibited person under federal law.
MSI Testimony in Opposition to HB35 In opposition to the studying the feasibility of "firearms telematics."
MSI Testimony on SB 55 2020 General Assembly Testimony on SB 55 the Tax Checkoff bill for buying so called assault weapons
MSI Testimony on SB 55 2020 General Assembly Testimony on SB 55 the Tax Checkoff bill for buying so called assault weapons
MSI Testimony on SB 39 MSI Testimony on SB 39: This Bill would ban the Anderson AM-15 rifles in .223 and .330 BLK calibers
2020 MGA - MSI Testimony on HB4 MSI Testimony in opposition to HB4
RTFA Litigation - 28(j) letter in light of Manning v. Cadwell Maryland Shall Issue, Inc. v. Hogan, No. 18-2474 (4th Cir.)
RTFA Litigation - 28(j) letter in light of Manning v. Cadwell
Baltimore County "SAFE" Act as Introduced The Act as introduced before the Baltimore County Council on 12/16/19. You can see that meeting HERE (discussion on the bill begins around 19:40). This bill would put onerous and expensive security requirements on gun dealers operating within the county that may well force many of these dealers to close up shop or move.
Whalen v Handgun Permit Review Board - Reply Brief MSI Whalen Reply Brief (redacted)
Whalen v Handgun Permit Review Board - Motion to Strike MSI - Motion to Strike in Whalen v. Board (redacted)
Whalen v Handgun Permit Review Board - Brief of Appellee The State's reply in Whalen v Handgun Permit Review Board.
MSI Presentation at 2019 International Association of Crime Analysts, National Harbor, MD 08/23/2019 Listen to the presentation HERE
An examination of deaths by shooting, assaults with firearms, and robberies with firearms in Baltimore City before and after the Maryland General Assembly and former Governor Martin O’Malley enacted one of the most stringent gun control acts in the United States.
HQL Suit - Reply Brief of Appellants in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.