NRA Members Seek Representation in Bankruptcy Proceedings

[jukk0u]

"Experts interviewed in the “Trace/Daily Beast” article pointed out that the NRA’s best defense against AG James’s attacks would be to hold itself separate from its allegedly corrupt leadership. They say that James has not come close to meeting her burden of proof that the Association itself is guilty and deserves to be destroyed, and that historically, courts go after the people who behaved badly, treating the organizations they worked for as victims, not co-conspirators..."
(I believe that means the courts go after the bad actors and the membership are the victims)

"If James can indeed prove that Wayne LaPierre and others at the top of the NRA food-chain, absconded with tens of millions of NRA’s dollars, then punishing the NRA would be punishing the victim of a crime."

https://www.ammoland.com/2021/04/nras-b ... 7-20588801

[surevaliance]

This crook can't buy a skill with all the money in the world!

https://www.newyorker.com/news/news-des ... phant-hunt

[martin248]

NRA has been losing the political battle for a long time. I am a member, but my big donations go to SAF. With a strong conservative majority on the court right now I am hopeful we get reslts through that channel.

That said it looks like NRA-ILO is involved in NYSRPA v Corlett, which is the most important gun rights case to go before the SC since Presser in 1886.

[Arisaka]

Hey, if Old Wayne takes it in the pooper, I am ok with that.

[jukk0u]

Judge tosses out bankruptcy protection saying they were using it to merely escape a State regulation scheme in bad faith.

https://www.nationalreview.com/news/tex ... bad-faith/