MULTIPLE LEGAL BRIEFS FILED IN NORDYKE v. ALAMEDA; NINTH CIRCUIT CASE MAY DETERMINE THE STANDARD OF REVIEW FOR SCRUTINIZING LAWS FACING SECOND…

August 18, 2010 Today multiple briefs have been filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals supporting gun show owners who have challenged an Alameda County ordinance banning firearms on county property, including the county fairgrounds. These include amicus briefs by the National Rifle Association, CATO Institute, Second Amendment Foundation, and Calguns Foundation, as well as the brief for the plaintiffs, the Nordykes. Yesterday the California Rifle and Pistol Association Foundation (CRPAF) filed its amicus brief.

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