By John Roemer
Daily Journal Staff Writer The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dealt gun show fans a major blow Monday by holding in a landmark decision that local governments can ban gun shows on public property despite Second Amendment protections. That decision shot down a challenge to a 1999 Alameda County law banning the possession of firearms on county property. County supervisors passed the law after a man shot to death eight people at the...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dealt gun show fans a major blow Monday by holding in a landmark decision that local governments can ban gun shows on public property despite Second Amendment protections. That decision shot down a challenge to a 1999 Alameda County law banning the possession of firearms on county property. County supervisors passed the law after a man shot to death eight people at the...
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