US EditionMel Gibson's right to own a gun restored by Justice Department, NYT reports
- The U.S. Justice Department has restored gun rights to Mel Gibson and nine others, despite his 2011 domestic violence conviction, as reported by The New York Times.
- Elizabeth Oyer, a DOJ pardon attorney, claimed she was fired for opposing Gibson's restoration, although a DOJ official said her termination was unrelated to him.
- Oyer claimed she was fired for her position on Gibson and said she had not conducted a background investigation regarding his case.
- The Federal Register will soon publish the names of those whose gun rights have been restored, including Gibson, who previously lost them under federal law.
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It has been nearly two months since President Donald Trump ordered the Department of Justice to review all of its gun policies and come up with a plan to potentially reverse them. But, despite blowing past a 30-day deadline, there’s still no report, let alone concrete action, on the areas the department was supposed to review. Contributing Writer Jake Fogleman takes a look at what has and hasn’t… Source
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