Vague and Arbitrary is No Way to Write Laws, But That Hasn’t Stopped Anti-Gun States So Far
Massachusetts’ “assault weapons” and “high capacity” magazine ban (Worman v. Healey) is just one of 10 Second Amendment cases the Supreme Court relisted last week. Fingers crossed that we’ll be getting some good news on one or more of these cases before the Court adjourns for the summer. Joyce Lee Malcolm, a law professor at […]
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