Key Takeaways The Second Amendment Foundation filed an amicus brief in New Jersey’s Supreme Court regarding the denial of A.A.R.’s Firearms Purchaser Identification Card. SAF argues that A.A.R.’s denial stems from subjective criteria about his character, which violates the Supreme Court’s decision in Bruen. SAF contends that the denial is also unconstitutional because it retaliates against A.A.R.’s online speech, protected by the First Amendment. Ten other states granted A.A.R. carry permits, highlighting New Jersey’s inconsistent standard against objective criteria. The New Jersey Supreme Court has yet to decide on whether to hear the case, which will determine if the state’s…

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