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Youths who are 18 to 20 years old are among the people protected by the Second Amendment, and they can’t be barred from carrying guns during a state of emergency, a federal appeals court has ruled in a 2-1 decision.
A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that adults between ages 18 and 20 in Pennsylvania may openly carry guns – but only during a state of emergency. The narrowly tailored 2-1 decision – prompted by a lawsuit filed by a group of plaintiffs that included a Verona woman — set
U.S. federal appeals court rules Pennsylvania must allow adults under age 21 to carry guns in public during a state of emergency
OpenAI has been trying to get a libel lawsuit targeting ChatGPT thrown out of court. But on TK, a Georgia judge ruled against the AI company, allowing the defamation suit to proceed in what could be a decisive case regarding OpenAI's liability over what its chatbot says, reports Ars Technica. The suit was filed last […]
It often feels like even when gun owners get a legal victory in court, not much changes in the real world. Decisions are stayed and appealed (and sometimes overturned), and all the while the challenge...