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OH: Ohio High Court Upholds Ban on Gun Possession While Drunk
 Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
 Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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A 1974 Ohio law that criminalizes possession of a firearm while intoxicated does not violate the Second Amendment and can be enforced against citizens in their own homes, a divided state high court ruled Wednesday.

The Ohio Supreme Court’s 4-3 decision stems from the 2018 arrest and subsequent trial of Frederick Weber on a single misdemeanor charge of carrying a firearm while under the influence of alcohol, codified in section 2923.15 of the Ohio Revised Code.
 
Comment by: PHORTO (12/24/2020)
Anyone find the ambiguity of the title hilarious?

'Sounds like the OSC majority needs to sober up.

HAR!
 
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