A new order just released yesterday by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals is once again causing problems in California. This is in regards to SB2 and California's "sensitive location" laws. The cases are May v. Bonta and Carallero v. Bonta

The video on Copper Jacket TV discusses updates on California’s SB2 law and its "sensitive locations" provisions that heavily restrict where firearms can be carried. Two related court cases, May v. Bonta and Carolo v. Bonta, challenged the constitutionality of these restrictions, arguing they made nearly all of California a "sensitive location," violating Second Amendment rights.

Key developments:

1. A federal district court previously issued an injunction blocking enforcement of SB2’s sensitive location provisions.
2. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals partially overturned the injunction, allowing some restrictions to remain, such as bans on carrying firearms in playgrounds, parks, casinos, libraries, and parking areas. However, certain rights were restored, including carrying in hospitals, churches, public transit, and under the "vampire rule" (permitting carry in private businesses unless explicitly prohibited).
3. A request for a rehearing by the full Ninth Circuit (en banc review) was denied, leaving the split decision intact.

Next steps:
The plaintiffs may:

• Return to the district court for a final ruling, or
• Appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court.

The video expresses disappointment with the Ninth Circuit’s decision, citing its inconsistency with the Supreme Court's Bruen decision. The host emphasizes the importance of continued legal challenges and legislative changes to address these restrictions.