You’re probably thinking, ‘Wait, what about the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act? Doesn’t that protect firearms manufacturers from liability when their highly regulated, lawfully produces and sold products are later used by criminals?’
Adamiak was willing to answer questions Monday afternoon about his life and his ongoing legal drama. The interview was conducted by phone. Monday was also the three-year anniversary of the SWAT team raid on his home.
In an environment where some of the left seems to be embracing political violence, committing terrible crimes to influence a Court ruling wouldn’t be all that surprising.
While Washington state Democrats appear ready to adopt another restrictive gun control scheme affecting only law-abiding citizens, a double-homicide in
As a former police officer, Batts surely must know carrying a gun into the U.S. Capitol is strictly prohibited. And, since he’s from New Jersey, where average citizens have a hard time getting a carry permit and non-residents can’t carry at all, he knows the penalty for carrying without a license in a different jurisdiction.
Every single PPSh-41 that Adamiak owned had its receiver cut in half. There was no way any of the gun parts kits he owned would shoot “automatically more than one shot, without manual reloading, by a single function of the trigger.”
Patrick Adamiak has appealed, but the Justice Department is now taking the position that the Supreme Court’s VanDerStok ruling supports its stance and is asking the Court of Appeals to affirm the conviction.
“Democrats have forced through legislation that gives juvenile murderers $2,000 monthly scholarships, funded by the sweat of hardworking taxpayers. This isn’t compassion—it’s a perverse reward for bloodshed.”
“Joe Biden had no problem weaponizing government agencies against law-abiding gun owners and small retailers, or pushing for gun bans and other restrictions.”
