A California court just found a way around the SCOTUS standard that’s killed other gun laws
Finding evidence from colonial history that the Supreme Court has required to justify restrictions on firearms, a state appeals court on Thursday upheld California’s laws banning convicted felons from possessing guns or ammunition. The ruling, in a case from Berkeley, has implications that go far beyond upholding one state gun law.
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