A former serviceman convicted of misdemeanor drug delivery in one state can't get a concealed carry permit in Wisconsin because the same crime is a felony there.
Two years after Colorado banned the printing of unserialized firearm frames and receivers, legislators are looking to ban 3D printing of guns by unlicensed makers, in hopes of nipping a growing practice in the bud.
Gun rights groups sued the state in 2018, arguing that files used to print guns are protected by the First Amendment.
Supporters hope that regulating the sale of gun barrels will hinder 3D printing of ghost guns, but critics sounded the alarm over their Second Amendment rights.
The victims seek to hold firearm industry members accountable for advertising they claim targets the kind of impressionable young men who commit the majority of mass shootings.
An en banc appeals panel heard arguments over where individuals can carry guns and who can get their 2A rights reinstated.
Along with assault weapons, Democrats moved legislation forward allowing victims of gun violence to sue firearm industry members.
A Ninth Circuit panel of judges ruled California's prohibition of carrying concealed switchblades did not violate the Second Amendment.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives inadvertently provided a 115-page document without redactions in a Freedom of Information Act request, leading a judge to block the document's disclosure.
“The situation is pretty indefensible,” one board member told Courthouse News following Saturday's slaying of Alex Pretti.
Churches and businesses argue state trespass rules force them to choose between speech and the right to exclude firearms.
