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I don't understand, what lawsuits could be filed? The law has not passed, yet, and still may not, and the article itself is rife with obvious errors of fact, so I would hope that no one is relying on it for any level of reliable information beyond:

"This article on the California ammo permit fee did not state clearly enough that this permit fee legislation (SB 53) has only passed the California Senate, not the whole legislature, and has not been signed into law. The article also gives the impression that this authorization fee is on a per purchase basis when in fact, it is an annual fee. The article erroneously suggests that background checks would be conducted each time an ammunition purchase was made. This background check will be conducted at the time of the application for the ammunition purchase authorization. However, there will be a database constructed with the names of everyone who has applied for an ammunition authorization permit."