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No gun control measure survives if it shifts the burden of proof onto the citizen.
Applying the Bruen standard, federal courts are systematically invalidating firearm restrictions that preemptively ban possession or create default criminal boundaries for peaceful citizens.
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US Politics
United States v. Hemani: Supreme Court Unanimously Strikes Down Gun Ban for Marijuana Users A unanimous Court struck down a federal ban because categorical exclusions for drug users impermissibly shifted the constitutional burden of proof.
US Politics
Supreme Court Strikes Down Hawaii's Gun-Carry Law, Expanding Second Amendment Rights on Private Property This finding shows a federal court invalidating a firearm restriction because it created a default ban that unconstitutionally shifted the burden of proof onto the citizen.