Administrative/Regulatory
Jan. 7, 2017
Microstamping: an impossible mandate
Recently, the California Court of Appeal reversed a premature dismissal of a lawsuit challenging California's microstamping requirement that was mandated despite insurmountable practical and technical obstacles. By C.D. Michel
C.D. Michel
Senior Partner
Michel & Associates PC
180 E Ocean Blvd Ste 200
Long Beach , California 90802
Phone: (562) 216-4444
Email: cmichel@michellawyers.com
Loyola Law School
C.D. is a civil rights attorney, civil litigator and senior partner at Michel & Associates, LLP in Long Beach. Among its many other clients, the firm has represented firearm owners, retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers, as well as the NRA and the California Rifle & Pistol Association since 1993.
For nearly two decades, California's "Roster" of handguns approved by the state for sale to private citizens has prohibited licensed firearms dealers from selling many high quality handguns that aren't on the list for arbitrary reasons. To make matters worse, over the years the number of approved handguns listed on the Roster has continually dropped, making less and less quality handguns available. This isn't surprising, considerin...
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