I predict,
1. They WON'T do the right thing and incorporate the 2nd amendment to the states.
2. They WILL throw out D.C.'s ridiculous ban and storage requirements.
3. They WON'T throw out registration/licensing laws, but in typical government double talk, they WILL affirm that the 2nd amendment protects an individual right.
4. They WON'T throw out any other bans, but in typical government double talk, as I said they will throw token support at the 2nd amendment.
5. They WILL leave the unconstitutional "prohibited person" tactic in the hands of the feds.
Bottom line: very very little will change. I hope and pray that I'm partially wrong, and that the supreme court does the job the founders gave them and puts teeth to the 2nd amendment instead of just lip service.
There is one disturbing possibility: the court will be confident enough in the federal government's efforts to make everyone a "prohibited person" for one reason or another, so they'll say "sure you can own guns and we'll call it an individual right (as long as you're not a "prohibited person").
1. They WON'T do the right thing and incorporate the 2nd amendment to the states.
2. They WILL throw out D.C.'s ridiculous ban and storage requirements.
3. They WON'T throw out registration/licensing laws, but in typical government double talk, they WILL affirm that the 2nd amendment protects an individual right.
4. They WON'T throw out any other bans, but in typical government double talk, as I said they will throw token support at the 2nd amendment.
5. They WILL leave the unconstitutional "prohibited person" tactic in the hands of the feds.
Bottom line: very very little will change. I hope and pray that I'm partially wrong, and that the supreme court does the job the founders gave them and puts teeth to the 2nd amendment instead of just lip service.
There is one disturbing possibility: the court will be confident enough in the federal government's efforts to make everyone a "prohibited person" for one reason or another, so they'll say "sure you can own guns and we'll call it an individual right (as long as you're not a "prohibited person").