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OLYMPIA — The Washington State Supreme Court has agreed to directly review a lower court ruling that invalidated the state’s ban on the sale of ammunition magazines holding more than

In July, the court will decide whether the current pause to sell high-capacity magazines will remain as the case moves forward.

The State Supreme Court recently continued to ban on the magazines as the state appeals a lower-court ruling

(The Center Square) – State Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston ruled Thursday morning that the buying or selling of high-capacity magazines – those capable of holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition – will remain illegal in Washington while legal challenges against the ban are being decided.

The Washington Supreme Court has kept the state's limit on ammunition magazines to 10 rounds in place as the legal battle continues with a firearms retailer who challenged the ban.

Apr. 25—Commissioner Michael Johnston of the Washington State Supreme Court has opted to extend the legal injunction continuing halting a Cowlitz County judges decision to deem the states large-capacity magazine

The State Supreme Court recently continued to ban on the magazines as the state appeals a lower-court ruling

On Tuesday, Washington State Attorney General Robert Ferguson filed a request with the state Supreme Court to bypass the appeals court and take the case directly. The request is currently

Statewide ban on high-capacity magazines upheld by Supreme Court Commissioner despite lower court ruling. Learn more about the ongoing legal dispute and its implications for gun laws.