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2A Gun Rights
CO
Colorado gun rights group files federal lawsuit over firearm records law
A Colorado gun-rights group is challenging a firearm records law in federal court. Signal Desk is tracking the case because it connects state policy, privacy, and Second Amendment rights.
2A Gun Rights
US
Supreme Court to consider if laws called assault weapons bans violate the Second Amendment
Assault-weapons-ban cases remain a major national Second Amendment flashpoint. Signal Desk tracks these cases because state bans and federal rulings can affect readers far beyond one jurisdiction.
2A Gun Rights
CO
Colorado bill and hearing watch for gun rights, free speech, and public safety
Colorado public records remain the core daily watch lane. Signal Desk points readers to official bill pages, then routes concerns to the right office.
2A Gun Rights
IL
Supreme Court grants cert in SAF assault weapons cases
Second Amendment litigation over assault-weapons restrictions is moving at the Supreme Court level. Signal Desk treats this as a high-priority national rights watch item.
2A Gun Rights
US
Congressman Patronis introduces the Firearm Freedom Act to defend the Second Amendment
A federal lawmaker introduced a Second Amendment bill branded as the Firearm Freedom Act. Signal Desk flags it as a national action item for readers who want to contact Congress.
1A Free Speech
DC
DC settles First Amendment lawsuit over National Guard protest
A D.C. First Amendment protest case ended in settlement. Signal Desk includes it because free-speech disputes often become models for future public-order policy.
2A Gun Rights
OH
Federal firearm prohibition does not prevent trial court from restoring state gun rights
An Ohio court story highlights how federal restrictions and state restoration processes can collide. It is a useful example for readers tracking due process and rights restoration.
1A Free Speech
WY
Wyoming remains one of 10 states without a law to prevent lawsuits intended to silence free speech
Anti-SLAPP protections are a free-speech issue because lawsuits can be used to silence public criticism. Signal Desk tracks this as a state-level rights gap.
Rights lost timeline
Colorado 2A pressure points
HB13-1224: 15-round magazine limit signed
Colorado enacted a statewide restriction on magazines capable of holding more than 15 rounds, with a grandfather clause for continuously possessed magazines.
Magazine-capacity limit takes effect
The 15-round magazine restriction became enforceable under Colorado law.
Universal background checks expand
Colorado expanded background-check requirements to most private firearm transfers.
HB19-1177: Red flag orders signed
Colorado created extreme risk protection orders allowing courts to order firearm surrender under defined petition procedures.
Red flag law takes effect
The ERPO process became available statewide, making it a live enforcement tool.
Colorado Supreme Court upholds magazine limit
The state supreme court upheld Colorado's large-capacity magazine law against a state constitutional challenge.
HB23-1219: Three-day waiting period signed
Colorado approved a mandatory waiting period before delivery of most purchased firearms.