‘We’re in Uncharted Territory’: The Thorny Legal Terrain of Gun Store Closures
Debate is brewing about the constitutionality of limiting gun rights during the coronavirus pandemic.
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When Protestors Carry Guns, Does It Impede Others’ Free Speech?
As open carry becomes more popular for gun rights supporters, questions swirl about First Amendment protections for unarmed demonstrators.
A Guide to the Gun Industry’s Unique Legal Protections
A pair of lawsuits threatens to erode the special legal immunity that gun manufacturers, distributors, and dealers enjoy. Here’s the federal law they’re taking on.
They Planned to Start a Race War. DIY Gun Kits Allowed Them to Build an Arsenal.
The arrest of a white supremacist cell before the Richmond gun rally shows how extremist motives are colliding with easy access to ghost guns, homemade silencers, and unregulated tactical accessories.
Supreme Court Watchers See Chief Justice as Possible Fifth Vote to Dismiss Major Gun Case
Many observers thought the oral arguments suggested a skepticism among a majority of justices about the petititoners claim against a New York City gun restriction.
SCOTUS Is Hearing Its First Big Gun Case in 9 Years. Here’s How It Might Play Out.
A constitutional scholar explains the challenge to a New York City gun restriction — and its potential to affect the right to bear arms more broadly.
What the SCOTUS Move Means for the Sandy Hook Lawsuit — and the Gun Industry
When the Supreme Court declined to take up the case, it allowed the legal battle to play out in Connecticut. There are potentially huge implications for the gun industry, which is currently shielded from most legal claims.
The NRA Opposes a California Gun Regulation It Accidentally Inspired
The gun group asked the ATF to weigh in on checks for residents without the state's new REAL ID. The answer prompted a change they now oppose.
Family of Las Vegas Victim Brings Wrongful Death Case Against Gunmakers
Like a similar Sandy Hook case, the suit challenges the federal law that shields manufacturers from liability claims.
SCOTUS Strikes Down Longer Prison Terms for Federal Gun Crimes
The Supreme Court on Monday struck down a federal law allowing prosecutors to seek…
What to Know About the Supreme Court’s First Gun Case in 9 Years
A legal scholar breaks down the significance of a challenge to New York City’s strict gun permitting process.
What the Sandy Hook Lawsuit Could Mean for the Gun Industry
The latest chapter in the extended legal battle could — emphasis on could — puncture the gun industry's immunity from lawsuits.