Published 10 months ago

Federal judge rules against some provisions in Maryland gun control law

A federal judge in Maryland has suspended parts of a new gun law, ruling that certain provisions banning guns in private buildings, public gatherings, and places that sell alcohol are likely unconstitutional.
The judge cited a previous Supreme Court ruling that struck down a New York law restricting handgun carrying permits, stating that similar restrictions in Maryland were unlikely to pass constitutional muster.
The decision is seen as a major win for Second Amendment rights advocates, who argue that restrictions on law-abiding gun owners go beyond what is constitutionally allowed.

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Reuters

Maryland restrictions on guns at bars and protests lifted after challenge

A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked portions of a new Maryland law limiting where firearms may be carried, in a decision that relied on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling expanding gun rights.

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Washington Times

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The Washington Post

Federal judge says new Maryland gun-control laws go too far

The ruling prevents portions of the law from taking effect while their constitutionality undergoes further scrutiny.

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The Hill

Federal judge rules against some provisions in Maryland gun control law

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10 months ago·Washington, United States

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