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There are so many things going on in the courts. We talk about Congress, and there are things going on there as well.

But, you know, we've got at least a couple of cases that

the Supreme Court has taken Second Amendment cases, but there's a whole lot more than that going on.

And who better to bring us up to speed on that than Costas Moros from the Second Amendment Foundation.

Costas, I know that you're tracking, who knows, dozens of cases right now. But if we were going to

pick maybe two, three of

them that are happening and things are happening right now, I'd love to start off with this

Coons case because that's very interesting. Yeah, Tom, thanks for having me on. Coons is a very

important case. It's the New Jersey basically ban on concealed carry even with a permit because they've restricted it in

every place. And we got this pretty bad third circuit ruling a couple months back, which although

it struck down the vampire rule, which as your listeners may recall is the idea that all private

property is off limits unless the owner posts the sign inviting them in. They did strike down that, so it wasn't all bad, but they basically upheld everything else,

you know, bars, playgrounds, restaurants that serve alcohol, parks, all that sort of stuff,

libraries.

So the Third Circuit now, which has become a sort of anti-night circuit, has now granted

on Bonk tycoons, which is terrific news.

They're going to be hearing it again on February 11th, and we expect they will reverse

at least a lot of the panels rolling, if not all of it.

So that's a very hopeful sign.

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