The outcomes of several lawsuits aiming to broaden where gun owners can carry their weapons could hinge on how the US Supreme Court decides an upcoming case about the rights of domestic abusers.
The high court in June agreed to hear the case of Zackey Rahimi, who argues his Second Amendment rights were violated by a law that prohibits an individual under a domestic violence restraining order from owning a firearm.
When the Supreme Court rules on Rahimi’s case, it will be the court’s first opportunity to clarify its decision in New York State Rifle & Pistol Ass’n v. Bruen ...
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