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Gun control restrictions cannot survive if they shift the legal burden of proof onto the citizen.
Under the Supreme Court's historical testing framework, federal and state laws are struck down once they create default criminal boundaries for peaceful citizens or demand affirmative proof of compliance.
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US Politics
United States v. Hemani: Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Gun Ban for Marijuana Users The Supreme Court invalidated a federal ban on firearm possession by drug users because its categorical scope shifted the constitutional burden onto gun owners.
US Politics
Supreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii's Gun-Carry Law, Expanding Second Amendment Rights on Private Property The Supreme Court struck down Hawaii's carry law because it placed the burden of proof on the citizen, establishing a default criminal ban inconsistent with history.