Supreme Court Agrees to Review Federal Ban on Bump Stocks

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62% : pic.twitter.com/lURyAGDFqL -- Firearms Policy Coalition (@gunpolicy) November 3, 2023 The Supreme Court previously declined to block the rule in 2019 and rejected two appeals by gun owners seeking to reverse it in 2022.
52% : Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.
45% : Robert Leider, an assistant professor of law at George Mason University, told the Daily Caller News Foundation in October that the case centers on the intersection of administrative and criminal law rather than the Second Amendment.
44% : The Supreme Court is slated to hear another case Tuesday that challenges the federal law prohibiting individuals subject to domestic violence restraining orders from possessing firearms.
43% : And applying that definition to a semi-automatic rifle equipped with a non-mechanical bump stock, we conclude that such a weapon is not a machine gun for purposes of the Gun Control Act and National Firearms Act.

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