CRPA’s legal fight against California’s controversial Assembly Bill 2571 took center stage again at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. This time, sparks flew as judges grilled the state’s attorneys over their shifting arguments and failure to raise severability issues earlier in the litigation. At the heart of the lawsuit: the unconstitutional silencing of lawful firearm-related speech directed at youth through publications like Junior Sports Mag. Attorney Anna Barvir of Michel & Associates, who is leading the lawsuit, breaks down the latest developments and why this ruling could be a pivotal moment for Second Amendment advocacy and free speech in California. With the state scrambling to defend AB 2571, CRPA continues to fight for the rights of youth organizations, families, and gun owners alike. Watch the whole Oral Argument here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60BmiB-C8UU Support the Fight: Join the Fight with CRPA https://donorbox.org/crpageneral https://crpa.org/membership/ https://crpa.org/news/ Sponsors Join CCW Safe Today → https://ccwsafe.com/?utm_source=CRPA%... The Police Credit Union → https://www.thepolicecu.org | 800.222.1391 Like | Share | Subscribe to directly support our advocacy and legal efforts. Timecodes 00:00 – Introduction to Junior Sports Mag v. Bonta 01:36 – What is AB 2571 and why CRPA is suing 03:14 – Real-world impact: Youth programs shut down 04:22 – Court history and legal path so far 06:38 – Ninth Circuit initially rules in CRPA's favor 08:24 – State attempts to carve out Subsection B 10:02 – State contradicts itself across lawsuits 13:08 – Ninth Circuit grills state attorneys 16:50 – Breaking down Subsection A vs. B 19:00 – Why this fight matters for 2A speech rights 22:29 – What’s next for the case 24:44 – Hopes for a fast resolution & final injunction 25:38 – Final thoughts and supporter call to action #2A #CRPA #JuniorSportsMag #AB2571 #GunRights #CaliforniaGunLaws #FreeSpeech #NinthCircuit #SecondAmendment #YouthShootingSports #LegalUpdate #Pro2A #GunControl #FirearmFreedom #FirstAmendment