Constitutional Law,
Civil Litigation
Apr. 28, 2021
Challenge to state’s 3-for-1 handgun removal law proceeds
The plaintiffs said the provision would significantly shrink the number of guns available for sale in California and Chief U.S. District Judge Dana M. Sabraw in San Diego agreed.
A federal judge declined to dismiss a challenge to the state's removal of three grandfathered in handguns from a roster of firearms that can be sold in California, finding that the rule infringes on the Second Amendment.
Last year, gun owners and gun rights groups sued Attorney General Xavier Becerra shortly after the Legislature enacted an amendment to California's Handgun Ban via Assembly Bill 2847. Renna et al v. Becerra et ...
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