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pdf0GA2018 - Testimony on SB99 Self DefenseHOT

Maryland Shall Issues position on 2018 Legislative Session Bill SB99, which allows would allow for self-defense to be considered a Good-and-Substantial reason for obtaining a carry permit.

pdf1GA2018 - Testimony on SB27 Preliminary ApprovalHOT

Maryland Shall Issues position on 2018 Legislative Session Bill SB27, which allows an individual to apply for a carry permit prior to receiving the mandated training.

pdf2How to Testify in AnnapolisHOT

With the 2018 Maryland General Assembly underway, it's a good time to brush up on how things work in Annapolis and how to let your voice be heard.

pdf3Kolbe Reply Brief for PetitionersHOT

MSI's reply brief to the State's opposition on our petition for cert.

pdf4Kolbe Cert OppositionHOT

MD's opposition to our cert petition for Kolbe.

pdf5Wrenn & Grace Rehearing En Banc DenialHOT

DC Circuit courts decision to deny rehearing en-banc inWrenn & Grace

pdf6HQL Memorandum and Order re DismissalHOT

HQL Lawsuit Denial of motion to dismiss

pdf7Charles sportsmens clubHOT

Charles Sportmen's Club will be hosting MSI for a MD Handgun Wear and Carry Permit seminar.

pdf8Wrenn vs DC Petition for Rehearing En BancHOT

Wrenn vs DC Petition for Rehearing En Banc

pdf9HQL Lawsuit: Amicus Brief in SupportHOT

An amicus brief was filed in support of our petition by: CATO INSTITUTE NATIONAL SHERIFFS' ASSOCIATION SECOND AMENDMENT FOUNDATION INDEPENDENCE INSTITUTE

pdf10WrennGraceDecisionHOT

The DC Circuit's decision in Wrenn v DC and Grace v DC

pdf11Kolbe Petition for Certiorari.pdfHOT

Kolbe Cert Petition

pdf122017 MSI Glock Fundraiser RaffleHOT

Poster detailing the MSI Fundraiser, raffling off a Glock to raise litigation funds.

pdf13HQL Lawsuit: The State's Reply to MSI's ResponseHOT

The State's Reply to MSI's response to the State's Motion to dismiss.

pdf14Peruta Cert ReplyHOT
pdf15Binderup Gura Cert PetitionHOT
pdf16Binderup BriefHOT
pdf17Binderup Petition for CertHOT
pdf18Peruta Brief For State Of California In OppositionHOT
pdf19Peruta Final Cert PetitionHOT
pdf20Binderup BriefHOT
pdf21GS2017-MSI-Testimony on SB 946HOT
pdf22GS2017-MSI-Testimony on SB 224bHOT
pdf23HQL Lawsuit: Our Response to the Motion to DismissHOT

Our Memo in Opposition to the State's motion to dismiss in the HQL Lawsuit

pdf24Blazing Sword Guest SpeakerHOT

Announcement of our Guest Speaker from Blazing Sword, Erin Palette

pdf25Campus Gun Ban Bill - Response to QuestionsHOT

Response to questions raised during the hearing on Jan 31, 2017 for the Campus Gun Ban Bill.

pdf26GA 2017 - HB159 Campus Carry TestimonyHOT

Mark Pennak's written testimony against HB159

pdf27Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017HOT

Initial filing of the Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2017 by Rep. Hudson of North Carolina.

pdf28HQL Amended ComplaintHOT

The Revised Complaint for the HQL Lawsuit, filed on Dec 28, 2016

pdf29HQL MotionToDismissHOT

Latest News

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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