Supreme Court stares down key test on Second Amendment case
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63% : The Supreme Court will face a key test on the Second Amendment Tuesday when it hears arguments in a challenge to a federal law that criminalizes gun possession for people under domestic-violence restraining orders.46% : Tuesday's argument marks the justices' first plenary review implicating the Second Amendment since the landmark expansion of gun rights in NYSRPA v. Bruen last summer, which established an individual's right to carry a handgun for self-defense outside the home.
43% : Judges then quickly struck down an array of federal and state restrictions, and gun control groups decried the new test as dangerous.
34% : Some also contend the law violates individuals' due process rights.
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