The City of San Jose is calling it a victory in the fight against gun violence a judge upholding the city's Gun Harm Reduction Ordinance.
"This ruling is what happens when judges rely more on anti-gun groups like Brady than the actual ruling authorities here - namely the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Supreme Court. This ruling makes a mockery of the Supreme Court's Bruen standard with the claim that requiring an annual tax just to exercise a Second Amendment right somehow doesn't actually violate that right.
This revolving door of amended complaints and motions to dismiss is due to the City's long delay in implementing the gun fee ordinance. The ordinance requires gun owners to annually pay a fee of an unspecified amount to a nonprofit organization that the City will designate. However, the City has yet to fix the final amount of the fee, set a date for payment of the fee to commence, or identify a nonprofit organization to collect the fee.
Fortunately, in again granting us leave to amend this time, the Judge did not impose a date certain for us to file our amended complaint, but rather gave us an open-ended deadline of 14 days after the City reports that the necessary actions have been taken."
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