The thing about discovery is the quiet hum in the background of trying to do better to move the case closer to victory.

Thoughts as we await the results of our fourth SCOTUS submission.

Here’s all the status you need to catch up on the horses in the races of Gazzola v. Hochul and Antonyuk v. James.

When your “Shepard’s” is a long list, it must mean you’re a shepherd.

NYS JTTF is going into dealers for a “survey?” Well, then let’s get started on one of our own.

The Second Circuit ruling in Gazzola v. Hochul on the request for preliminary injunction is out. The win is in the loss.

Time to delve further into the people and events of January 6 to create Volume 2 of references, analysis, and activism you won’t find elsewhere.

Today was case conference day for Gazzola v Hochul at the U.S. Supreme Court. Allow us to express our gratitude to you for helping us raise our voices to defend the Second Amendment.

Have we been making up our history of having come to these shores to be safe in our houses of worship like folklore all along, or, is the political agenda to overturn NYSRPA v. Bruen blurring our glasses?

What’s the status on NY 2A civil rights cases? I’m pleased to report we’ve been waiting more than 60 days and I’ve just won a steak dinner.

Gazzola v. Hochul awaits decisions from two appellate courts at once. #truth Read on!

Time to bring this plane in for a landing with the Reply to SCOTUS in Gazzola v. Hochul. What does the future portend?

Our Reply is submitted! The final paper on the full briefing to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in the landmark case of Gazzola v. Hochul. Read about it here and then grab your free download copy.

Ever wanted to go behind-the-scenes with a kickin’ it federal civil rights appellate lawyer? It might not be as serious (at the moment) as you think…

Can you help to raise $7,500 in expenses for current costs in our federal civil rights case before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court?

Justice can do better than “deny.” It’s where I ended my 13,771 word Brief last night, filed to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in NYC in the landmark case of Gazzola v. Hochul.

The motion for stay in the civil rights case of Gazzola v Hochul was denied by the full U.S. Supreme Court, without explanation, on January 18, 2023. The fight continues.

The Oath Keeper defendants face yet another trial adjournment. Do the detainees at least have windows in their cells to look out of, while they wait?

The DOJ asked us to believe their on-going investigation would result in credible allegations to support charges of “seditious conspiracy” against the Oath Keepers. Instead, this 1-star drama, is but an anti-climax.

Meet the newest DOJ Pop-Up Defendant, a Mr. William Todd Wilson, from Newton Grove, N.C., who hung out with Rhodes on January 6 at the posh Phoenix Park Hotel long enough to hear a mysterious “speakerphone call” with an unnamed individual, who was not the President of the United States.