Frosh defends assault weapons ban against Second Amendment attack
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh defends constitutionality of state’s ban on assault-style weapons against Supreme Court challenge by gun rights advocates.
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Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh defends constitutionality of state’s ban on assault-style weapons against Supreme Court challenge by gun rights advocates.
Anne Arundel County is reviewing a lawsuit aimed at voiding a bill passed by the County Council in January that is designed to prevent smash-and-grab style burglaries at gun stores by imposing more security requirements.
A bloc of 25 states, led by Arizona, is urging the Supreme Court to take up a case ...
Supreme Court shows interest in hearing gun rights advocates’ argument that Maryland’s ban on semiautomatic assault-style weapons violates the Second Amendment.
The case brief explains that Maryland’s ban “singles out for special disfavor not a recognized type of firearm, but certain features included on some firearms."