CA: Ka-Ching! $$$

[ELB]

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This case involved a Second Amendment challenge to statutes that imposed a 10-day waiting period between the time of purchase and time of possession of a firearm, and a Fourteenth Amendment challenge to 18 individual exemptions to the 10-day waiting period. Following a bench trial, the Court held that the 10-day waiting period violated the Second Amendment as applied to three classes of individuals and enjoined Defendant from enforcing the 10-day waiting period with respect to the three classes of individuals, but the Court did not reach the Fourteenth Amendment question. Now before the Court is Plaintiffs‟ motion for attorneys‟ fees.

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Accordingly, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that:
1. Plaintiffs‟ motion for attorneys‟ fees is GRANTED in the amount of $192,073.00; and
2. Plaintiffs‟ motion for costs is GRANTED in the amount of $2,006.45 ($1,434.16 + $572.29).
IT IS SO ORDERED.
Dated: December 17, 2014

<signed A. W. Ishii>
SENIOR DISTRICT JUDGE

[RoyGBiv]

Nice Christmas present.

[TXlaw1]

A good day indeed for justice and the Second Amendment Rights of American citizens! And a good pay day for the attorneys from a judge who took time to consider the billing records, the hourly rates requested versus the prevailing rates in that area and awarded reasonable, justifiable fees in a well-reasoned and well-written decision. The good guys won all around!

A Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!!