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MI: Michigan Supreme Court hearing cases for gun rights in schools
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The Michigan Supreme Court will begin hearing arguments Wednesday on two cases involving gun rights and schools.
At issue is whether state law should overrule a district's weapons policy. State law currently allows people with a concealed carry permit to bring openly holstered weapons into gun-free zones.
The case stems from an incident in 2015 when a man openly carried his gun into a concert at Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. It created quite a stir and, in response, the school board voted to ban all guns on school property, except for law enforcement officers. |
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"What this case is about is local communities having a choice."
Local communities, Ms. Swift, do not have a choice to ignore fundamental rights and state law.
Your problem is that you can't take "No." for an answer. |
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