State Gun-Surrender Laws Linked to Lower Rates of Fatal Domestic Violence
Rates of intimate-partner homicide are lower in states that require people served with…
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California Poised to Ban Low-Level Hate-Crime Offenders From Owning Guns
By near-unanimous vote, California legislators this week approved a bill…
Uber Driver Sues Ride-Hailing Company Over Gun Policy
Jose Mejia, who has a concealed-carry license, says the tech giant's no-weapons rule conflicts with Florida law.
Federal Judges Freeze Washington D.C.‘s Strict Rules for Concealed-Gun Permits
The ruling is at odds with several other Circuit Court decisions on concealed carry — upping the odds for an eventual Supreme Court showdown.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case on Concealed Gun Restrictions
The constitutionality of carrying guns in public remains undecided by the high court.
Peruta v. California: The Supreme Court’s Next Big Gun Case?
The Justices are deciding whether to hear a case that could determine whether there's a constitutional right to carry concealed guns in public spaces.
Is the AR-15 a ‘Weapon of War’?
The same features that attract some shooters helped convince a circuit court that bans on the rifles don't infringe on gun rights. The next big question is: Will other judges see it the same way?
What We Know About the Gun Rights Records of Trump’s Supreme Court Picks
Several favor ending firearms restrictions for the mentally ill, abusers, and on college campuses, but a few of the president elect's other selections have more ambiguous Second Amendment views.
The Gun Industry Survives Another Attempt to Puncture Its Legal Immunity Shield
But after a lawsuit brought by family members of Sandy Hook victims was tossed out, a judge leaves the door open for appeal.
Some of Trump’s ‘Second Amendment People’ Already Believe They Have the Right to Fight Government Tyranny with Guns
Duke constitutional law professor Darrell Miller explains "insurrectionist theory."
An Illegal Gun on the Streets Is No Slam Dunk in Court
To reverse a sharp decline in firearm convictions, New York City is pursuing another experiment with specialized gun courts. But making illegal weapons charges stick can be vexingly hard to do.