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07-06-2022, 04:45 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-06-2022, 04:49 PM by PVBoom.)
Last Thursday SCOTUS limited the EPAs ability to set standards (create regulations) stating it was not in their domain, but that of Congress.
This has fascinating repercussions for the ATF.
I don't know if this was brought up here but it sure is intriguing and has the potential to kneecap lots of ATF transgressions.
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PVBoom Wrote:This has fascinating repercussions for the ATF.
And beyond. I've asked the Armed Attorneys (on Youtube) to consider doing a video on this very subject.
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biodsl Wrote:And beyond. I've asked the Armed Attorneys (on Youtube) to consider doing a video on this very subject.
Cool.
One of the podcasts I listen to is "This Week in Guns". One of them is an attorney and a new podcast dropped, I'll check it out later.
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Maybe using this logic is the way to throw out their new "definitions".
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I've met the WV attorney general that brought the suit. I'd rather he had become WV senator in 2016 but he's been a great AG and victories like this might pay off more in the long run.
