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[Opinion] Louisville judge getting 2nd opinion on ruling that convicted felons have right to own guns

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A Louisville judge ruled last week that a convicted felon can't be prosecuted on a firearms charge. Judge Melissa Logan Bellows said she will issue a new or at least expanded order after checking with the state Court of Appeals. Her order ruled it is unconstitutional for prosecutors to move forward with their case against Jecory Lamont Frazier.

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Louisville judge getting 2nd opinion on ruling that convicted felons have right to own guns

“I’ve made a lot of people mad and I’ve made a lot of people happy,” Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Melissa Logan Bellows said of her March 13 ruling. “But that’s the job of the judge.”

·Louisville, United States
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WDRB News broke the news in Louisville, United States on Tuesday, March 19, 2024.
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