Analysis: SCOTUS Has to Speak on ATF ‘Ghost Gun’ Case [Member Exclusive]
The Biden Administration wants the High Court to weigh in on another gun-related case. The Court will almost certainly do so.
The Biden Administration wants the High Court to weigh in on another gun-related case. The Court will almost certainly do so.
The legal status of the ATF’s rules surrounding unfinished gun parts will be the next gun-related case taken up by the Supreme Court if the Department of Justice has its way.
A fan-favorite judge among gun-rights advocates knocked out the Golden State’s ammunition background check system on Wednesday. But he also hinted an alternative proposal could pass legal muster.
The Golden State’s requirement that gun owners pass a background check for every ammunition purchase is unconstitutional, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
Residents of government housing do not forfeit their right to possess a gun, a federal judge has ruled.
A federal appeals court brought Mexico’s civil liability suit against the US gun industry back to life this week. Gun-control advocates are hoping the ruling provides an opening to hollow out the industry’s liability protections moving forward.
Mexico can once again sue America’s largest firearms manufacturers and wholesalers over criminal gun trafficking through the southern border.
Are age-based restrictions on gun rights for young adults constitutional? Or are they incompatible with the right of the people to keep and bear arms? The answer, it seems, depends on your view of history.
The Keystone State cannot ban 18–20-year-olds from publicly carrying firearms during declared states of emergency, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
Residents of Silicon Valley’s largest city looking to obtain a concealed carry permit through their local police department need to be prepared to shell out serious money to do so.
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