CRPA Files Motion To Keep AB 2571 Injunction In Place
As described by attorney Anna Barvir earlier in the week, the case of Junior Sports Magazines, Inc. v. Bonta continues on a circuitous path. CRPA’s challenge to California’s youth marketing ban, and a companion case known as Safari Club International v. Bonta, seek to defend both the First and Second Amendments against the restrictions put in place by AB 2571.
As the parties await the outcome of the appeal to the Ninth Circuit, CRPA filed a motion to keep the current injunction in place and keep AB 2571’s provisions from being enforced.
“Businesses of all types and sizes will be slapped with egregious fines simply for exercising well-established fundamental rights under this new law,” stated CRPA President Chuck Michel. “The lower courts were right in predicting this law would ultimately be found unconstitutional, and no one should be subjected to it in the meantime.”
Thanks to those who have contributed to fight back against this blatant attack on freedom!