And, hopefully, every legal precedent set regarding that overstepping helps inform the next case brought against the ATF for the same sort of overreach. Somewhere, at some point, we have to return to the sanity of the Founders' purpose behind the different branches of government. The legislative branch makes laws, not the judicial branch...or the executive branch.Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 05, 2023 3:09 pm Court Strikes Down Biden's 'Ghost Gun Rule'
Looks like the ATF is going down in flames on several legal fronts. The courts are finding that they have very clearly overstepped their bounds, which has been the case for far too long.Defense Distributed's Case in US District Court, VanDerStrok v. Garland was just granted a preliminary injunction. The lawsuit is challenging the scope of ATF's ability to change the definition of firearms...The case now heads to the 5th Circuit, where ATF will have to defend its position.
