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The National Shooting Sports Foundation filed suit against Connecticut after Governor Ned Lamont signed H.B. 5043 into law, banning pistol sales with cruciform
Second Amendment Foundation and partners filed for an injunction against Maryland's handgun ban that effectively prohibits Glock's entire product line from the
Glock and the NSSF sued Connecticut over its 2024 handgun ban, arguing the state-specific prohibition violates Second Amendment rights. The lawsuit challenges w
Connecticut is preparing legislation to circumvent the Supreme Court's Viramontes decision, which limited state gun restrictions. The state plans workarounds ra
Pro-gun groups filed amicus briefs in Viramontes v. Cook County and Grant v. Higgins, consolidated cases challenging assault weapon bans in Illinois and Connect
SCOTUS declined to hear magazine capacity challenges, leaving 10-15 round bans enforceable in California, New York, and Connecticut. Gun owners and manufacturer
NRA files Supreme Court brief challenging Cook County and Connecticut assault weapons bans affecting 8.6 million residents. A ruling in plaintiffs' favor could
The Second Amendment Foundation filed its opening brief at the Supreme Court challenging assault weapons bans in Cook County, Illinois and Connecticut. The Cour
A federal judge in Connecticut has upheld state and federal laws prohibiting adults under 21 from purchasing, possessing, and carrying handguns. The ruling deep
Connecticut AG William Tong recruits pro bono attorneys to sue firearms manufacturers and dealers, signaling sustained legal pressure independent of budget cons
Supreme Court accepts First and Second Circuit cases challenging Illinois and Connecticut assault weapon bans. Decision threatens similar statutes across restri
The NSSF is suing Connecticut to overturn a state law banning Glocks and similar handguns based on theoretical conversion to automatic fire. The lawsuit challen
Second Circuit struck down New York's Vampire Rule that banned carrying firearms on private property without express permission. Court restored default carry ri
