Gary v. Glock sees new life?

[JAL]

Motion for the Court of Appeals to accept jurisdiction over the interlocutory appeal filed last week. Mine is one of the many, many. many....many names on it.

As for the motion to stay discovery, we'll see.

Just found it . . . required searching using the proper key words:

Appellate case # 24A-CT-02381

Motion for Appellate Court to take up case filed by Glock et al. with supporting document appendices. The wheels will grind on squeaking and squealing, shrieking for lubrication, as the Cart of the Juggernaut relentlessly inches forward.

I'm not as experienced in using the Indiana MyCase search as with some other court case search tools. I'm wondering how much word-smithing was required to get its word count under 4200 words.

 

[JAL]

If anyone thought Brady United's Philip Bangle could be annoying (used car salesman suits, Van de Graff Generator frizzed hair and a tie cut from a Goodwill Store bathroom shower curtain), get ready for Jonathan E. Lowy, who has now stuck his hand into it. He was Brady United VP and Chief Counsel until 2022 when he left to found "Global Action on Gun Violence" that same year. Bangle is a Brady United Chief Litigation Counsel. He worked for Lowy until Lowy left Brady United in 2022.

As its President, Lowy is the architect, facilitator, and orchestrator of the Smith & Wesson v. Mexico Federal Lawsuit, and is its chief counsel representing Mexico. This is the lawsuit SCOTUS just granted a Writ of Certiorari for last week. The Mexico lawsuit was filed in Massachusetts District Court (Boston) to be dismissed there in Summary Judgement citing PLCAA precluding it (WOW -- by an anti-2A judge too). That dismissal was appealed to the 1st Circuit, which quickly reversed the trial court, remanding it back to the District Court. Smith & Wesson (et al.) filed motion for Writ of Cert with SCOTUS which was granted last Friday (Oct. 4th).

Saw Jonathan E. Lowy's name signing onto at least one of the recent docs filed by City of Gary with the Lake County Court and recognized it immediately.

 

[JAL]

If anyone thought Brady United's Philip Bangle could be annoying (used car salesman suits, Van de Graff Generator frizzed hair and a tie cut from a Goodwill Store bathroom shower curtain), get ready for Jonathan E. Lowy, who has now stuck his hand into it. He was Brady United VP and Chief Counsel until 2022 when he left to found "Global Action on Gun Violence" that same year. Bangle is a Brady United Chief Litigation Counsel. He worked for Lowy until Lowy left Brady United in 2022.

As its President, Lowy is the architect, facilitator, and orchestrator of the Smith & Wesson v. Mexico Federal Lawsuit, and is its chief counsel representing Mexico. This is the lawsuit SCOTUS just granted a Writ of Certiorari for last week. The Mexico lawsuit was filed in Massachusetts District Court (Boston) to be dismissed there in Summary Judgement citing PLCAA precluding it (WOW -- by an anti-2A judge too). That dismissal was appealed to the 1st Circuit, which quickly reversed the trial court, remanding it back to the District Court. Smith & Wesson (et al.) filed motion for Writ of Cert with SCOTUS which was granted last Friday (Oct. 4th).

Saw Jonathan E. Lowy's name signing onto at least one of the recent docs filed by City of Gary with the Lake County Court and recognized it immediately.

Want to know who Jonathan E. Lowy is and how vehement he is about banning firearms -- ostensibly ALL firearms?
(Connect the dots with what he alludes to in this 2020 law journal.)

Read this 2020 Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. It's a compendium of articles written by various attorneys.
Jonathan E. Lowy's article regarding banning guns begins on Journal Page 375 and PDF page 64 (the journal doesn't start on page 1, it continues pagination numbering from previous issues; the journal and PDF pages are completely different). I used the table of contents to find his article and scrolled through it until I found Journal Page 375. It reveals how radical Jonathan Lowy is regarding abolition of the 2nd Amendment and the rights it prohibits the government from infringing upon. The article begins with Lowy vehemently complaining how there are no limits on how many guns a single individual may own or possess. That's just the lead-in.

https://journals.law.harvard.edu/jlpp/wp-content/uploads/sites/90/2020/03/JLPP-Full-Vol-43-Issue-2.pdf

Footnote:
A good article by Mark W. Smith about "Assault Weapons Bans" comes just before it on Journal Page 357 (PDF Page 46).

I uploaded the PDF as well.

 

[KellyinAvon]

Want to know who Jonathan E. Lowy is and how vehement he is about banning firearms -- ostensibly ALL firearms?
(Connect the dots with what he alludes to in this 2020 law journal.)

Read this 2020 Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. It's a compendium of articles written by various attorneys.
Jonathan E. Lowy's article regarding banning guns begins on Journal Page 375 and PDF page 64 (the journal doesn't start on page 1, it continues pagination numbering from previous issues; the journal and PDF pages are completely different). I used the table of contents to find his article and scrolled through it until I found Journal Page 375. It reveals how radical Jonathan Lowy is regarding abolition of the 2nd Amendment and the rights it prohibits the government from infringing upon. The article begins with Lowy vehemently complaining how there are no limits on how many guns a single individual may own or possess. That's just the lead-in.

https://journals.law.harvard.edu/jlpp/wp-content/uploads/sites/90/2020/03/JLPP-Full-Vol-43-Issue-2.pdf

Footnote:
A good article by Mark W. Smith about "Assault Weapons Bans" comes just before it on Journal Page 357 (PDF Page 46).

I uploaded the PDF as well.

OK I read what starts on page 64 of the pdf. This guy who @BigMoose needs to name, Chief Lowlife seems appropriate, comes across like the Philadelphia reporter (Kuntzman??) who claimed PTSD after shooting an AR, yet somehow less masculine.

 

[BigMoose]

OK I read what starts on page 64 of the pdf. This guy who @BigMoose needs to name, Chief Lowlife seems appropriate, comes across like the Philadelphia reporter (Kuntzman??) who claimed PTSD after shooting an AR, yet somehow less masculine.

That Reporter was Chief Nincompoop

Otherwise I need a photo for naming, let me see if I can find one.

 

[JAL]

That Reporter was Chief Nincompoop

Otherwise I need a photo for naming, let me see if I can find one.

Ask and thou shalt receive.
Most salient features: no lips and baggy eyes.

@KellyinAvon @BigMoose

 

[JAL]

Ask and thou shalt receive.
Most salient features: no lips and baggy eyes.

@KellyinAvon & @BigMoose

Lipless Huckster came to my mind . . . and Lipless Chiseler

Just tossing it out there for consideration -- BigMoose may have something better or catchier. A few others came to mind that rhyme with "eyebag", but they were more derisive than you'd want to use within earshot of him.