High Court Weighs Right Of Convicted Felon To Sell Guns
The Supreme Court is considering a tricky dilemma faced by people who legally own guns, but are then convicted of a serious crime and have to get rid of them.
Since federal law bars convicted felons from possessing firearms, how can those guns be sold or transferred without running afoul of the law?
The quandary, which has divided lower courts, came up Tuesday as the justices weighed the unusual case of Tony Henderson, a former U.S. Border Patrol agent from Florida who was arrested and charged with distributing marijuana.
Henderson had turned over 19 firearms valued at more than $3,500 to …read more
Via:: Patriot Outdoor News
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