In a late-December ruling, Judge Randolph Moss said the four plaintiffs had no standing to sue because they had not been charged or prosecuted for carrying a gun on Metro.

Congressman Tom Garrett introduced a bill that would gut D.C. gun laws.

“Due to the importance of this question, which affects the safety of every person who lives in, works in, or visits the District.”

U.S. District Judge Richard J. Leon said the concealed carry law is “inconsistent with the individual right to bear arms.”

Wants to focus on defending the concealed carry law instead.

Council Chair Phil Mendelson said he’s received a “large number” of form emails.

Last week a federal appeals court struck down an Illinois ban on concealed weapons, possibly forcing a Supreme Court decision that could see D.C. have to grant concealed carry permits.

D.C. Council Kwame Brown went shootin’ last week, and he was pretty good at it.