Federal judges on Friday cast doubt on an argument from the New York State Firearms Association that its members are burdened by a New York law requiring background checks for every ammunition purchase.
“I find it hard to believe” the law poses a burden on the right to purchase ammunition, Judge Joseph Bianco of the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit said during oral arguments. The judge added that plaintiffs challenging a gun law have to show it poses a “meaningful burden” before the court can consider whether the law is consistent with the nation’s historical tradition of ...
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