Congresswoman Claudia Tenney Leads Congressional Amicus Brief to Supreme Court in Defense of Second Amendment Rights.

The more I look at the case being heard the in fall, the more I get the feeling it will turn out to be mostly just a disappointment. There was just a report on a case where it appears Roberts may have introduced a new level of scrutiny between Strict and Intermediate called "Exacting Scrutiny". Looks like something "perfect" for them to sidestep Strict Scrutiny on the 2nd Amendment. Then there is still fact that the case is really about May Issue vs Shall Issue. The only difference I can see coming about without a hell of a lot more litigation based on whatever level of scrutiny they may decide is that New York State can still make the licensing process as difficult and time consuming as possible with the only requirement that they have to issue it in the end if all the requirements are met (news flash: expect more requirements). I imagine the four references, medical records and $200 fee here in Nassau County would still apply as always. And six plus months to complete the process.

One can hope, there's also hope.

It’s obvious that “not infringed” means no level of scrutiny.  Anyone who’s read Federalist and anti-Federalist papers will realize this.

My last act in NY was to help get Claudia elected! I'm glad to see her getting the job done!!!!!

Roberts will certainly be a Wild Card, and as much as I want to embrace and believe in the easily understood Bill of Rights, the Deep State has monopolized and bastardized it to the point of substantiating anything they deem their best interests.  The NYSRPA case in October should be interesting, despite having been thwarted by making the challenges moot.

https://reason.com/2021/07/08/scotus-revisits-gun-control/


https://blogs.findlaw.com/law_and_life/2014/01/challenging-laws-3-levels-of-scrutiny-explained.html

I had another thought:
With the passage of S-7196 making it permissible to sue anyone in the firearms/ammunition/magazine/accessory's Business, I wonder if they're hedging bets against the SCOTUS Case, one that would completely up-end the Handgun Licensing system  (given that NYC/NYS doesn't ignore the ruling)