Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson appealed the injunction to the WA Supreme Court Commissioner, who, a mere 88 minutes later, issued a stay of the Injunction
Pete Serrano, general counsel
Silent Majority Foundation
KELSO – On April 8, 2024, Silent Majority Foundation secured a significant win for the citizens in Washington v. Gators Guns when we obtained a statewide Injunction barring the enforcement of ESSB5078 (Washington’s ban on “large-capacity magazines”). Unfortunately, Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson immediately appealed the injunction to the WA Supreme Court Commissioner, who, a mere 88 minutes later, issued a stay of the Injunction.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at 3:30 PM, SMF will be before the Commissioner arguing to dissolve the stay.
As this case is important to your rights, we’ve shared the broadcast link for tomorrow’s hearing: https://tvw.org/video/washington-state-supreme-court-commissioner-hearing2024041132/?eventID=2024041132
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