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No firearm restriction survives a judicial test stripped of direct Founding-era historical analogues.
The Supreme Court's stringent Bruen testing framework is systematically dismantling both state-level public carry limits and decades-old federal firearm bans.
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US Politics
Supreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii's Gun-Carry Law, Expanding Second Amendment Rights on Private Property Applying the Bruen test, the Supreme Court systematically struck down Hawaii's gun limits because they lacked direct Founding-era analogues.
US Politics
United States v. Hemani: Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Gun Ban for Marijuana Users The Supreme Court struck down the federal gun ban because the government could not offer direct, precise historical analogues to justify disarming non-intoxicated users.