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Judge: California Gun Store Closures Do Not Infringe Rights of ‘Ordinary People’
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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United States District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. ruled on Monday afternoon that the closure of gun stores resulting from California Governor Gavin Newsom’s (D) executive order does not infringe the rights of “ordinary people.” Birotte’s ruling came after the NRA, Second Amendment Foundation (SAF), California Gun Rights Coalition (CGRC), and Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) filed a suit over California gun store closures and referenced three emergency orders, all issued on March 19, 2020. One order was issued by Governor Newsom, another by Los Angeles County, and yet another by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D).
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| So "ordinary people" are different from the "people" named in the Constitution ? |
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