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CA: Federal court rules there is no Constitutional right to sell guns
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The U.S. 9th Circuit on Tuesday upheld an Alameda County law barring gun stores within 500 feet of residential properties in a blow to gun rights advocates.
The ruling came from a 9-2 en banc panel of the court in a case brought by gun dealers and Second Amendment groups who contended the county’s zoning effectively put it off limits to new gun stores. The court held that local governments could regulate the sale of firearms so long as would-be buyers were still able to purchase them somewhere in the area and that the Second Amendment does not protect the ability to engage in gun sales. |
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dasing
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| The constitutional right to arms include the sale of arms, though not worded in 2A !! |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(10/12/2017)
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| OK, does that mean we get free guns, or that we have to steal them? /:wiseacre:/ |
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