And by the way, this sort of thing is exactly why the FedGov fears the new Missouri law prohibiting the ATF from interfering with the 2A in that state. It’s all about who is willing to flex their muscle enough. Even if the FedGov cannot be watched 24 hours per day, after arrest of innocent victims of this new law the state can decide to enter FedGov facilities to regain control of the victims and arrest said agents. Connect it to protection from the FedGov by the state and then it’s good to go. It’s a setup and trap, even if unintentional.ĭo the right thing with the bill. Unless this bill includes the directive for local LEOs to arrest agents of the FedGov who attempt to arrest folks who have suppressors without registering them as NFA items, the law is meaningless.
Defend your castle clause tx trial#
It’s going to be a long haul but the trial date has been included in the four-week docket beginning Novemand I have high hopes for it! I believe the case against federal regulation of these Texas-made, Texan-owned firearm safety devices is solid!” I am glad to see the lawsuit move forward and I look forward to Judge Pittman’s evaluation of the arguments. Further, I spoke with Representative Oliverson this morning and he said ““HB957 passed its first legal challenge yesterday. We will have our day in court! Post- Bruen, I have high hopes that this will prevail. Good news for us! The feds tried to kill the case and Judge Pittman said their arguments were not good enough to pull the plug on the case and denied their motion. It requires anyone who wants to build these to first seek a Declaratory Judgement from the courts–thus giving Attorney General Ken Paxton legal standing to defend the law. Representative Tom Oliverson (R-District 130) led the fight for passage on this bill and it was well crafted.
It is a highly specific law that says that a suppressor that is made ENTIRELY of Texas made parts and stays in Texas is legal. As you all are aware by now, Texas passed a “Texas Made Suppressor Law” last session.
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