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Dueling Motions Filed in Knife Rights Challenge to Cal s Switchblade BAN

Dueling Motions Filed in Knife Rights Challenge to Cal s Switchblade BAN
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Ruling Destroying California Gun Ban Should Now Apply to Washington State

Ruling Destroying California Gun Ban Should Now Apply to Washington State
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Judge Rules: Assault Weapons May Not Be Banned ~ Victory in Miller v Bonta

Judge Rules: Assault Weapons May Not Be Banned ~ Victory in Miller v Bonta
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SC-based Denny s says its president has ceased to be an executive officer

The Spartanburg casual restaurant chain gave no reason for the decision.

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Ariz group and Pa plaintiffs win $10K and injunction against Philly s knife weapon policy

PHILADELPHIA – An Arizona weapons advocacy group and two Pennsylvania men have settled civil rights litigation brought under the Second and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution against The City of Philadelphia and its police commissioner for $10,000, and secured an injunction which declared the City’s disputed cutting weapons possession policy as unenforceable.

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