Federal judge declares IL’s gun ban unconstitutional, stays ruling for 30 days
A federal judge in East St. Louis found Illinois’ gun and magazine ban is unconstitutional and enjoined the state from ...
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Cook County assault weapon ban challenged at Seventh Circuit
The case went before the appellate court only four days after a conservative federal judge declared Illinois' statewide ...
Federal judge strikes down Illinois assault weapons ban as unconstitutional
Government may not deprive law-abiding citizens of their guaranteed right to self-defense as a means of offense,” the judge ...
Federal judge rules Illinois assault weapons ban unconstitutional; attorney general vows to appeal
calling AR-15s “the Rorschach test of America’s gun debate” but concluding that fundamental rights do not “subsist subject to ...
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Appeal underway after judge overturns Illinois assault weapons ban
Illinois' attorney general is asking an appellate court to intervene after a federal judge on Friday overturned the state's ...
Judge strikes down Illinois assault weapons ban as unconstitutional
Officials in the state have already filed an appeal after the Trump-appointed judge’s ruling, which cites recent Supreme ...
Lawsuit leads to no changes in Roanoke City gun ordinance
ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Months of a legal battle ended with Roanoke City’s gun ordinance remaining the same. Earlier this year, ...
Federal judge rules Illinois assault weapons ban unconstitutional
U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn is holding off on enforcing his ruling for 30 days to allow Illinois leaders time to ...
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US judge strikes down Illinois assault weapons ban over Second Amendment violations
A US federal judge struck down Illinois’ Protect Illinois Communities ... on an individual’s Second Amendment rights, citing ...
Should Felons Have the Right to Challenge Their Loss of Gun Rights, on a Case-by-Case Basis?
No, said an Eighth Circuit panel in U.S. v. Jackson earlier this year; yesterday, the court refused to rehear the case en banc, so the answer is still no ...