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A shooting late Sunday evening at a concert in Las Vegas killed more than 50 people and injured more than 500, according to law enforcement officials. The latest mass shooting sparked questions among readers about what laws are in place in Iowa. While the federal government has some jurisdiction over gun regulations, states also have freedom to write their own gun laws. |
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"State law does not overrule federal law."
Inside any state where state law prohibits the possession of automatic weapons, it does. The weapons are legal according to federal law, but they are still illegal inside that state. |
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