NY STATE R&P ASSN. SCOTUS CASE LIVES ANOTHER DAY!
ANALYSIS OF THE ATTEMPT THUS FAR IN "MOOTING" THE CASE!

by Theresa Inacker, fmr Managing Editor Seton Hall Con. Law Journal
Monday October 7, 2019 www.cnjfo.com/join-us

The attempt by the anti-gunners to dismiss the case as moot (since NYC changed its' ruling forbidding the transport of a hand gun out of the five boroughs for ANY viable reason, including use & repair of same), thusly avoiding having the case heard on the merits, was DENIED earlier today by the U.S. Supreme Court. This means the case will proceed further. The Court hinted that the mootness issue will also be dealt with. This could have good or bad consequences just like any case. One cannot predict how the Court will rule, but at least the case was not dismissed before the merits could be analyzed. Onward we go! The question of mootness will be handled during oral arguments and both sides were so informed to be fully prepared. This demonstrates the interconnectedness of many Constitutional rights and concepts when facing any Second Amendment challenge.

EDITOR's NOTE:
CNJFO didn't "break" this story because we have the responsibility to "get it RIGHT" and provide analysis an everyday, common gun owner can interpret. Inacker, whom was recently admitted to The Supreme Court Bar, is our Communications Director and NJ's Delegate to The DC Project, a non-partisan group of 50 women, one from each state, that presents 2nd Amendment perspective to US Congress people and Senators.