NYC's post bruen permit process still unconstitutional

[tirwin1]

Even with a clear victory at the supreme Court the city is doing everything it can to prevent people from getting a permit.

New York City’s Byzantine, Post-Bruen Carry Permit ‘Compliance’ Regime is as Intentionally Unconstitutional As You’d Expect

It’s natural that the NYPD has stopped releasing statistics on carry permit approvals. The data would be devastating for their defense in the lawsuits they’re facing.

www.shootingnewsweekly.com

I wish we had a supreme court that actually cared about the bill of rights.

 

[Grimscale]

Question:
Does the Supreme Court have the authority to call for the arrest of someone? Specifically someone who deliberately defies a S.C. ruling?

The problem here is the same as regular crime. There are no penalties for disobeying, no penalties for breaking the law, and no penalties for violating the Constitution.
The corrupt criminals have no reason to change their behavior.

 

[Zerex]

The pot has been spoiled, by the radical left's recent shootings, and riots

Think Viet Cong, Shinning Path.



SCOTUS has DELAYED pro gun decisions due to primal fear of an armed left....................ghost guns would have been the lefts best weapon. Lifting of AWB's is delayed for the same reason.

In 1919 the fear of Communism spreading, from the Russian Revolution was great.

The right, has the same view of laws, as does the ACLU............

 

[C3D]

It’s not unconstitutional until a court says it is. And unfortunately no court — including the Supremes — seems to want to say that.

So expect this nonsense to continue indefinitely.

 

[spat]

Question:
Does the Supreme Court have the authority to call for the arrest of someone? Specifically someone who deliberately defies a S.C. ruling?

The problem here is the same as regular crime. There are no penalties for disobeying, no penalties for breaking the law, and no penalties for violating the Constitution.
The corrupt criminals have no reason to change their behavior.

They could issue an arrest warrant.

Or at least order another federal court to issue one.

It would absolutely be appropriate to charge the NYPD officials with contempt.

 

[RedBreast21]

Requesting and paying for a Constitutional right is pure madness.

 

[C3D]

 

[GOPerfect]

Question:
Does the Supreme Court have the authority to call for the arrest of someone? Specifically someone who deliberately defies a S.C. ruling?

The problem here is the same as regular crime. There are no penalties for disobeying, no penalties for breaking the law, and no penalties for violating the Constitution.
The corrupt criminals have no reason to change their behavior.

No.