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I just finished participating in remote oral arguments before the US Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in the Walker v. Donahoe case, out of Putnam County, WV - also known as the AR-15 Open Carry C&$ksucker case. At issue is whether we have any Fourth Amendment rights left in America, and also whether the AR-15 is a scary black rifle, the mere possession of which turns one into a mass murdering psychopath. If you missed it live, you can listen to the recording of the arguments from this afternoon on the court's youtube channel here: https://youtu.be/M-jhuERWWqg?t=9320 Here's the original video at issue: https://youtu.be/FidBe0w0dCU

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