Peña, et al v. Lindley - California Handgun Roster Lawsuit

CGF filed a petition for Supreme Court review in a federal Second and Fourteenth Amendment lawsuit challenging the State of California’s handgun roster and “microstamping” laws. We argue, among other things, that the Roster and related regulatory scheme is a de facto ban on handguns in common use for lawful purposes.

Peña is a federal Second Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment challenge to California DOJ's Handgun Roster laws and "microstamping" requirement. We argue, among other things, that the Roster and related regulatory scheme is a de facto ban on handguns in common use for lawful purposes.

Lawsuit: Peña, et al. v. Acting CA DOJ Bureau of Firearms Chief Martin Horan

Summary: Constitutional challenge to California’s handgun Roster and microstamping requirements.

Filed: April 30, 2009 (Federal Eastern District of California, Sacramento)

Case Status: Supreme Court petition for certiorari filed Dec. 28, 2018

2018-12-28: Supreme Court Petition for Certiorari; Appendix

Background: Click HERE for more information on the history of the California handgun roster

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