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NJ: Federal court upholds NJ ban on large-capacity gun magazines
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For a second time, a federal appeals court has shot down a New Jersey gun club's attempt to have the state's ban on large-capacity magazines declared unconstitutional.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit again upheld a 2018 New Jersey law that banned magazines with 10 rounds or more of ammunition. The appellate panel agreed with the District Court ruling that the ban was a "reasonable" gun regulation enacted in response to mass shootings, and did not violate the citizen's right to bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. |
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| Weyulp, unless the 9th Circus en banc court reverses the panel, we will have a circuit split. 'S'pose the SCOTUS would then grant certiorari? |
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