Charles Nichols

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Charles Nichols is a proponent of open carry.  In 2011, he filed a Federal Civil Rights lawsuit seeking to overturn California's 1967 ban on openly carrying loaded firearms in public for the purpose of lawful self-defense.  Oral argument in his case took place on February 15, 2018, before a three-judge panel of the 9th circuit court of appeals. Charles follows court cases relating to The Second Amendment and tells us what they really mean instead of what reporters, who have never read the decisions in the cases, say they mean.

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NYSRPA v. Bruen and Young v. Hawaii – A reminder

A reminder that the United States Supreme Court rewrote the question presented to the Court for it to decide in NYSRPA v. Bruen. The...
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SCOTUS Second Amendment Countdown

There are five months remaining in the current term before the Justices go on their summer break. The justices are currently on Winter break...

About that SCOTUS Concealed Carry Case

The oral argument to NYSRPA v. Bruen took place on November 3rd, 2021. As of this writing, that was 62 days ago, more or...

Second Amendment Year in Review

While the concealed carriers were wallowing in their own filth, I spent the Holidays searching every cert petition filed that was docketed for the...
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California Open Carry Lawsuit is now in its Eleventh Year

On November 30, 2011, I walked into the old Federal courthouse for the Central District of California in downtown Los Angeles and filed my...

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Protest to Stop “King Trump” and ICE from deporting Murderer Child Rapists

On June 14th, in MacDonald Park, Queens, the usual...

USAID Official, Three Executives Plead Guilty to Fraud

USAID official Roderick Watson and three company executives pled...

Truth, Justice, and the Price of Peace: A Letter to Humanity From a Tired Citizen of Earth

What is the price of peace when your heart is breaking - not from rockets or protests or flags or chants but when people stop listening.

Don’t Let’s Go To The Dogs Tonight – a South African Memoir

The war began in 1964. Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight is set in the summer of ‘79, just before an election, with white minority rule under threat.
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