Here’s a take on the US Supreme Court’s consideration of three major Second Amendment cases in their upcoming conference this Friday. Chris Johnson wrote this, and he’s quite the dedicate follower of SCOTUS and loves to deep dive research this stuff.
Take a look at his post at The Vine of Liberty blog and see what you think. Also, keep your eye out on Mark Smith at Four Boxes Diner on YouTube. He’s another follower of SCOTUS as well. See if Mark Smith hits some of these points in the coming days (off to check his channel right now).
As of January 6th, we are on deck for THREE Second Amendment cases to be evaluated by the Supreme Court.
On January 10th, the justices will discuss all three cases, Ocean State Tactical, Snope, and Gray.
On the following Monday, or Tuesday, they will issue their orders.
The Court can:
- Grant Cert.
- Deny Cert.
- Relist the case.
While it would be wonderful to have them just grant cert in all three cases, the more likely event will be that the cases will be relisted.
In the Roberts’ court, this is the standard for cases where the justices have agreed to hear the case, but Roberts wants to make sure there are no issues hiding in the case history.
We can expect two to four relisting before they finally decide yes or no.
At that time, we will know what the schedule will be. If the cases will be combined, or if they will all be heard on the same day.
We are on track to have a major Second Amendment opinion issued by the Supreme Court around the end of June.
And yes, Mark Smith JUST posted a story about this. While Smith has a tendency to “click bait” his titles, this important.
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