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Appeals court rejects request to reinstate Maine's gun purchase waiting period

  • A federal appeals court in Boston ruled against reinstating Maine's gun purchase waiting period on Thursday.
  • State lawmakers passed the 72-hour bill last year with other gun safety reforms after a mass shooting.
  • Gun rights advocates sued, arguing the waiting period infringed on the constitutional right to bear arms.
  • The 1st Circuit panel wrote, "in an emerging area of constitutional law involving a legal standard that is difficult to apply and subject to varying interpretations."
  • The 72-hour waiting period remains on hold pending a broader appeal, continuing the legal battle.
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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
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