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The Justice Department says the Missouri state crime lab, operated by the Highway Patrol, also is refusing to process evidence that would help federal firearms prosecutions.
The Missouri Information and Analysis Center, also under the Highway Patrol, no longer cooperates with federal agencies investigating federal firearms offenses. And the Highway Patrol, along with many other agencies, have suspended joint efforts to enforce federal firearms laws.
The Justice Department's brief comes in an ongoing lawsuit challenging the state gun law, filed by St. Louis City, St. Louis County and Jackson County.
A Cole County court's decision upholding the law is being appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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Hey waco murdering feds: guess how many fingers I'm holding up. We don't want another waco, but clearly YOU DO.
Federal firearm prosecutions are all unconstitutional. |
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