GOA suing FL over Open Carry Ban & Under-21 Carry Ban.

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  • IronBeard

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    Oh... gotta love when they refer to themselves as "elites". "Elite", my ass. Most referred to as such merely have genetic-defect levels of greed, which in the end is detrimental to everyone including themselves.

    Problem being, people like that tend to "float" to the top, where they then hire all the best snipers and security personnel, or at least mediocre ones who are then provided with the best equipment :)
    I'm participating in a follow the money exercise that has spun off the current diddy debacle. In almost every instance, the money can be traced back to blackrock and/or vanguard. There is also a commonality that is hard to avoid among the top people of those two organizations. Those interested, have a look.
     

    IronBeard

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    I always reminded myself that I protected the office, not necessarily the individual in it at that exact time. Kind of like you respect the rank, not the person wearing it. Just so anyone doesn't get the wrong idea, while I was the dude in the suit and the earpiece a (very) few times, most of the time I was in full kit with a suppressed SBR and stuffed in a nearby closet, kitchen, unused office, vehicle, or other dead space. Also, it was in addition to other duties. I was never a full-time dignitary guy who traveled with them. Probably why I'm still married!

    As far as rubbing butts of the rich and powerful, yeah, not really. All the ones I was around pretty much ignored us. I never tried to talk to any of them, either. Just wouldn't have seemed appropriate.
    I get it and no offense intended. Knew people who worked details for the the clintons, before and during presidency, and some who worked for Dubya. Most guys I know these days look at the job as a whole, if it's worth the money/risk, they jump; usually a contract for a specified period. Every one that comes to mind is off shore...
     

    Snake-Eyes

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    GOA has filed three briefs today in the Open Carry Lawsuit, GOA v. Pearson.

    Two challenge the SAO's and SLSO's motions to vacate the default judgement and dismiss the case.

    The final brief is in response to the judge's request that GOA file a motion for judgement after default.



    Here is the PDF of the motion for judgement after default.


    Very nice and easy to follow motion. Good thing Bruen exists now, huh?

    If all goes well and a final judgment after default is granted, how strong of precedent would this case become for tearing down other infringement “laws” in Florida (“bump stock” {binary triggers} ban) and in other states?
     

    Miami_JBT

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    Here's all the motions filed today.

    Sep 30, 2024

    RESPONSE to Motion re 25 MOTION to Dismiss 1 Complaint,, or in the alternative MOTION to Stay re 1 Complaint,, filed by Gun Owners Foundation, Gun Owners of America, Inc., Richard Hughes. Replies due by 10/7/2024. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit)(Phillips, James) (Entered: 09/30/2024)

    Response to Motion

    Exhibit

    Sep 30, 2024

    RESPONSE to Motion re 24 MOTION TO DISMISS 1 Complaint,, FOR FAILURE TO STATE A CLAIM pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2201(a), and pursuant to the legal framework in Bruen, and memorandum of law filed by Gun Owners Foundation, Gun Owners of America, Inc., Richard Hughes. Replies due by 10/7/2024. (Phillips, James) (Entered: 09/30/2024)

    Response to Motion

    Sep 30, 2024

    Plaintiff's MOTION for Default Judgment After Default by Gun Owners Foundation, Gun Owners of America, Inc., Richard Hughes. (Phillips, James) (Entered: 09/30/2024)

    Default Judgement

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    Miami_JBT

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    Very nice and easy to follow motion. Good thing Bruen exists now, huh?

    If all goes well and a final judgment after default is granted, how strong of precedent would this case become for tearing down other infringement “laws” in Florida (“bump stock” {binary triggers} ban) and in other states?
    Unknown, the judge now has the ball and we're playing in his court. But depending on how things go. I will use it to the best of our ability to go after other anti-gun laws and policies.
     
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