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On March 5, 2012, Fred Chambers, then a seasoned detective with the Fairfax County Police Department, stepped into the offices of Childhelp Children’s Center of Virginia, off Waples Mill Road

Washington Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston did not make a decision Wednesday after hearing oral arguments over his motion to continue a state ban against purchasing magazines holding more than

Apr. 17—Washington Supreme Court Commissioner Michael Johnston did not make a decision Wednesday after hearing oral arguments over his motion to continue a state ban against purchasing magazines holding more

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

The Silent Majority Foundation got a favorable ruling from a Cowlitz County judge recently, ruling WA state's ban on firearm magazines of over ten rounds was unconstitutional.

A Cowlitz County judge overturned Washington's ban on high capacity magazines Monday. The Washington Supreme Court quickly approved a stay, reinstating the ban.