The parties in the National Rifle Association’s challenge to Florida’s firearm waiting period law jointly have filed an Offer of Judgment asking the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida to declare the law unconstitutional and permanently enjoin its enforcement.

The plaintiffs — the NRA, 2nd Amendment Armory, Centurion Armament Co. and four NRA members — and the defendants — Attorney General James Uthmeier, Law Enforcement Commissioner Mark Glass, and 20 state attorneys — agreed that Florida’s waiting period requirement violates the Second Amendment.

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The plaintiffs filed this lawsuit in August 2025 in partnership with the Mountain States Legal Foundation and the National Shooting Sports Foundation, challenging the constitutionality of the waiting period requirement under the Second Amendment.

The parties’ Offer of Judgment reflects their agreement that the law cannot withstand constitutional scrutiny and asks the court to enter judgment for the plaintiffs.

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Source: NRA Institute for Legislative Action, nraila.org/articles/20260605/florida-attorney-general-law-enforcement-commissioner-and-state-attorneys-agree-florida-s-waiting-period-law-violates-the-second-amendment-in-nra-challenge