Second Amendment Foundation Asks Supreme Court to Strike "Sensitive Place" Gun Bans

The video argues that the Supreme Court should review Maryland’s broad “sensitive places” gun-carry restrictions because they may unlawfully shrink the Second Amendment right to public carry through a patchwork of location-based bans. The speaker says the petitioners in Novatne v. Moore contend that historical gun restrictions only make sense where the government itself provided comprehensive security, not for ordinary places like parks, restaurants, transit, and health facilities. The brief also attacks Maryland’s historical analogues as too late, too sparse, and too outlier-based to satisfy the Bruen framework. Overall, the video frames this case as nationally significant because it could shape how far states can go in designating gun-free zones after Bruen and Wolford.