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"Ammo Isn't a Right" New Supreme Court Case Coming Soon
According to attorney Tom Grieve, an anti-gun policy has jumped from one state to six states in six years: background checks ...
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Court Creates ‘Unconstitutional Loophole’ in New York Ammo Ruling - And Other States Could Soon Copy It
A federal appeals court has upheld one of the most controversial provisions of New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act (CCIA) – a law that requires background checks for every ammunition purchase.
California's new ammunition background check law in its first month stopped more than 100 people from buying bullets illegally, officials said late Monday as they struggled to deter more of the mass ...
An appeals court has reinstated a state law requiring background checks for people purchasing ammunition, which was recently struck down by a San Diego federal judge. A three-justice panel of the 9th ...
(WRGB) — A law requiring background checks to buy ammo in New York State will stay in place. The Concealed Carry Improvement Act was enacted in July 2022. Attorney General Letitia James called it a ...
SACRAMENTO — California blocked more than 100 felons and other prohibited persons from buying ammunition in the last month using a new law requiring background checks, the state attorney general said ...
A San Diego federal judge issued an injunction Thursday that halts enforcement of a state law that requires background checks for anyone who purchases ammunition. U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez ...
This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. California’s new ammunition background check ...
California's new ammunition background check law in its first month stopped more than 100 people from buying bullets illegally, officials said late Monday as they struggled to deter more of the mass ...
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