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Two Injunctions Down. AG Jones Ran. PSA Ships Today.
Palmetto State Armory started shipping semi-automatic rifles and standard-capacity magazines back into Virginia on July 21 — the same day a federal judge finished humiliating AG Jay Jones and made the commonwealth's "assault firearms" ban legally radioactive.
Why it matters The Santolla v. Katz injunction is the first court order to directly trigger a major retailer resuming Virginia shipments — a concrete, on-the-ground consequence that moves this story past the courtroom and into commerce. Combined with SCOTUS taking up Viramontes/Grant, Virginia is now a live preview of what happens when 2A plaintiffs refuse to let a state attorney general stall his way to victory.
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7 Groups Just Stormed Maryland's Highest Court Over Its Carry Permit Blacklist
Maryland has a policy: your carry permit means nothing here. Seven major Second Amendment organizations just showed up at the state's highest court and told them to try defending that in writing.
newsLouisiana Says 18-Year-Olds Can Carry — Then Traps Them in 1,300 Invisible Gun-Free Zones
Louisiana handed 18-year-olds the right to carry a handgun — then quietly surrounded them with 1,300 invisible federal felony zones they can never legally escape.
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