A criminal defendant, who pled guilty to possession of firearms while under a domestic violence restraining order pursuant to statute, successfully proved on appeal that the criminal statute was unconstitutional.

A gun owner, who was forced to surrender his guns to the federal government based upon new regulations, successfully proved on appeal that the regulations were in violation of the law.

Rights Challenge to State's Gun Law as 'Unconstitutional Regulatory Overburden' Dismissed

Action Over 'Ghost Gun' Parts Raises 'Substantial Federal Question', Is Denied Remand

Plaintiffs were granted preliminary injunctive relief on state criminal laws that prohibited the manufacture and possession of unserialized firearms and firearm components when such firearms and components were lawfully acquired and manufactured by individuals, as such restrictions violated Second Amendment rights.