Actually, I was referring to
GCO vs. City of Atlanta, which was a 2008 case contesting a ban on carry in airports.
I'm not sure how influential they actually were on the outcome, but the Brady Campaign took credit:
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The Court accepted arguments made by the Brady Center in an amicus brief it filed, represented by the law firm of Covington and Burling.
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Given that this was shortly after
Heller, it was something of a big deal among supporters of gun control.