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DAILY ALERT FOR Thursday, June 28, 2018

U.S. NEW & WORLD REPORT The Latest: California Justices Toss Bullet Stamping Suit

The California Supreme Court says state laws cannot be invalidated on the grounds that complying with them is impossible.

WASHINGTON POST President can reshape high court for decades with his next nominee

President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans plan to move quickly to install a new Supreme Court justice to replace Anthony Kennedy - launching an election year fight over a decision that is likely to reshape the court for a generation.

THE HILL Trump urges student leaders to stand up 'for your values'

"You have to believe in protecting the entire Constitution, as written, including the right to free speech and the right to keep and bear arms. Second Amendment," he said.

ASSOCIATED PRESS Court Delays Oregon Gun Measure Days Before Deadline

The Oregon Supreme Court has temporarily blocked an initiative that would ban the sale of some semi-automatic guns and high-capacity magazines just over a week before a key deadline, likely stopping it from making the November ballot.

NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA Should ‘stand your ground’ change apply to older cases? Florida Supreme Court to decide

With lower courts split on the issue, the Florida Supreme Court said Tuesday it will take up a question about whether a 2017 change to the state's "stand your ground" self-defense law should apply to older cases.

WASHINGTON TIMES REPORTER Virginia: Tazewell County board approves 2nd Amendment resolution

Because of intense public interest in the question of making Tazewell a Second Amendment sanctuary county, the board moved the question to the top of the evening’s agenda and unanimously voted to approve the resolution.

PRAIRIE STATE WIRE Illinois: Gun-rights advocate questions constitutionality of Morrison's pending legislation

“The Second Amendment protects modern firearms just as the First protects the internet, TV and radio,” he said during an interview with the Prairie State Wire. “Semi-auto firearms have been around for over a century. Semi-automatic firearms are easier for women to shoot and control, and are the overwhelming favorite of shooters. There is no logical reason to ban them.”