DOJ Says Virgin Islands Violates the 2nd Amendment
The DOJ challenges gun permit rules requiring safes and 'proper reason' for ownership, citing unconstitutional delays that infringe on residents' Second Amendment rights.
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Justice Department Targets Virgin Islands Police Over Gun Permit Delays
Justice Department Targets Virgin Islands Police Over Gun Permit Delays The U.S. Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against the Virgin Islands Police Department for allegedly implementing unconstitutional practices that led to the denial of gun permits. This case marks the department's first major action since establishing a specialized gun rights unit.The lawsuit, driven by the Civil Rights Division, claims that the police department not on…
An Official Journal Of The NRA | The DOJ Civil Rights Division Gets Busy on Gun Rights
When the U.S. Justice Department announced its Civil Rights Division would take up Second Amendment infringements, many jurisdictions were on notice. Now the DOJ Civil Rights Division has announced it filed a complaint against the Virgin Islands Police Department.
DOJ sues the Virgin Islands Police Department for unconstitutional practices resulting in effective denials of gun permits
WASHINGTON, USA – The Justice Department filed a complaint against the Virgin Islands Police Department (VIPD) on Tuesday, alleging that the territory’s unreasonable delays and conditions on lawful gun owners’ rights create an unconstitutional permitting process in violation of the Second Amendment. Numerous applicants complained that VIPD is unreasonably delaying their gun permit application decisions and added unreasonable conditions, includin…
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