U.S. Supreme Court,
Constitutional Law,
Civil Rights,
9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Oct. 17, 2017
Zoning ordinance is a permissible police power
The 9th Circuit has boldly stepped into the national spotlight on this issue, placing new constitutional restrictions on the sale of firearms.
Imran Khaliq
Imran runs a general practice law firm in Menlo Park specializing in intellectual property, technology transactions, business litigation and civil rights. Before starting his own practice, he worked as partner at several firms and in-house counsel, managing complex commercial and IP litigation and helping clients develop and license patent portfolios.
This month we all watched with horror as news unfolded of yet another mass shooting, this time, taking the lives of 58 people and injuring countless others in Las Vegas, Nevada. Of course, as we have come to expect, neither the president nor members of Congress have spoken up firmly about this issue -- how many more domestic mass shootings are we going to tolerate as a nation before common sense gun laws are enforced or sensible restrictions are put in place that curb...
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