Are individuals convicted of non-violent felonies (or misdemeanors in some cases) still a part of “the people” who possess the right to keep and bear arms? The Biden administration says no.
There’s a lot to celebrate in the Third Circuit’s decision in Range v. Garland, but many progressives aren’t exactly thrilled about the court’s ruling that a non-violent misdem.
A man beating his wife was fully legal back then, and there were no laws saying that men who beat their wives (or kids) couldn’t have guns. So the court ruled the same applies now.